While Brent oil broke through the 100 dollar mark for the first time ever yesterday, carbon dipped to an 8-day low on the back of weaker German power prices.
The front month Brent contract rose to record USD 100.03/barrel in London yesterday and settled at USD 99.47/barrel, up 1.78 day on day. Meanwhile at Nymex, the front month WTI contract gained 1.65 to settle at USD 100.88/barrel, having reached 101.43 earlier.Yesterday's rise was mainly attributed to a record low dollar against the euro, colder weather in the US and geopoliti
Mittwoch, 27.02.2008, 08:00 Uhr
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