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Commodities - Bull rules

Crude oil prices moved further north fuelled by geopolitical concerns, while utility buying was seen as the main driver for gains in the carbon market.
Continuing concerns over Iran’s nuclear programme as well as the threats by Nigerian militants of more aggression against oil workers fuelled the bull market, Financial Times reports. Furthermore the IEA reported that a rebound in Chinese demand and rising US consumption would lift global oil demand by 2.2 per cent this year. The Nymex WTI gained USD 2.39 day on day to USD 66.31/bb
Mittwoch, 18.01.2006, 08:35 Uhr
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Dienstag, 17.01.2006, 08:38
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Commodities - Oil´s the big mover
Geopolitical concerns over Nigeria and Iran have been cited as having spurred the more than 10 per cent rise on oil futures over the past three weeks, and on Monday Brent crude oil moved up 0.67 day on day to settle at USD 62.93 a barrel.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Bull rules
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Commentary
Commodities - Bull rules
Crude oil prices moved further north fuelled by geopolitical concerns, while utility buying was seen as the main driver for gains in the carbon market.
Continuing concerns over Iran’s nuclear programme as well as the threats by Nigerian militants of more aggression against oil workers fuelled the bull market, Financial Times reports. Furthermore the IEA reported that a rebound in Chinese demand and rising US consumption would lift global oil demand by 2.2 per cent this year. The Nymex WTI gained USD 2.39 day on day to USD 66.31/bb
Mittwoch, 18.01.2006, 08:35 Uhr
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Donnerstag, 19.01.2006, 08:28
Commodities - Prices swirling up
The week’s upward trend in the commodity markets is continuing.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Prices swirling up
Donnerstag, 19.01.2006, 08:28
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Prices swirling up
The week’s upward trend in the commodity markets is continuing.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 17.01.2006, 08:38
Commodities - Oil´s the big mover
Geopolitical concerns over Nigeria and Iran have been cited as having spurred the more than 10 per cent rise on oil futures over the past three weeks, and on Monday Brent crude oil moved up 0.67 day on day to settle at USD 62.93 a barrel.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil´s the big mover
Dienstag, 17.01.2006, 08:38
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil´s the big mover
Geopolitical concerns over Nigeria and Iran have been cited as having spurred the more than 10 per cent rise on oil futures over the past three weeks, and on Monday Brent crude oil moved up 0.67 day on day to settle at USD 62.93 a barrel.

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