Crude oil prices gained yesterday as a tropical storm sparked worries over output disruption. Carbon remained stable despite the Cal 06 in Germany hitting the EUR 40 mark.
Crude oil prices were given another boost by the first tropical storm of the North American hurricane season, reflecting fears of output disruption. According to Financial Times, last year’s hurricane season, extending from June to November, caused widespread disruption to oil and gas supplies. On Nymex, the US light crude oil for July delivery gained 1.74 to settle at USD 54.28 a
Freitag, 10.06.2005, 09:21 Uhr
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