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Commodities - Oil jumps on supply fears

Crude oil futures rose by more than one dollar to a seven-week high on Tuesday on fears of further supply disruptions in Nigeria and Iraq. Gas followed the upwards movement, while carbon prices remain stable.
Militant attacks in  Nigeria have forced the closure of about a quarter of the country’s production capacity, or more than 600,000 barrels a day, and there is an impending threat of more output disruptions, the Financial Times reports.In Iraq, exports from the northern pipeline to Turkey probably will not be resumed for up to 12 months following sabotage attacks.Brent for Ma
Mittwoch, 29.03.2006, 08:49 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil jumps on supply fears
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Commodities - Oil jumps on supply fears
Crude oil futures rose by more than one dollar to a seven-week high on Tuesday on fears of further supply disruptions in Nigeria and Iraq. Gas followed the upwards movement, while carbon prices remain stable.
Militant attacks in  Nigeria have forced the closure of about a quarter of the country’s production capacity, or more than 600,000 barrels a day, and there is an impending threat of more output disruptions, the Financial Times reports.In Iraq, exports from the northern pipeline to Turkey probably will not be resumed for up to 12 months following sabotage attacks.Brent for Ma
Mittwoch, 29.03.2006, 08:49 Uhr
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Donnerstag, 30.03.2006, 08:38
Nordic Market - High inventories not enough to subdue oil
Oil continued to push upwards on Wednesday to the highest levels since the end of January despite news that US crude inventories had reached a near seven-year high.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - High inventories not enough to subdue oil
Donnerstag, 30.03.2006, 08:38
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - High inventories not enough to subdue oil
Oil continued to push upwards on Wednesday to the highest levels since the end of January despite news that US crude inventories had reached a near seven-year high.
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 28.03.2006, 08:24
Commodities - Oil and carbon slip south
Although gas and coal prices gained modestly yesterday, oil, carbon and German power dropped in value.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil and carbon slip south
Dienstag, 28.03.2006, 08:24
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil and carbon slip south
Although gas and coal prices gained modestly yesterday, oil, carbon and German power dropped in value.

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