Oil prices once again reached new records on Tuesday as prevailing recession fears in the US forced investors to invest their money in commodities. The carbon market followed suit, with players expecting to soon see new highs.
The WTI crude contract for May delivery in New York settled only a few cents below the intraday peak at USD 113.79/barrel (+2.03), whereas the ICE front month Brent contract ended the day up USD 1.47 at USD 111.31/barrel, having touched USD 112.08/barrel earlier in the session. The June contract inLondon closed up two dollars at USD 111.58/barrel.Eclipse oil analyst Birger Lumke said rec
Mittwoch, 16.04.2008, 08:12 Uhr
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