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Commodities - Bush tries to ease the pain

Oil prices took a dip yesterday after the US government said it would tap its emergency reserves. But hurricane Katrina has made the oil market even more vulnerable to new supply shocks. Gas and carbon prices moved north yesterday while coal fell in value.
Crude oil for October delivery fell 87 cents to close at USD 68.94 a barrel yesterday, having traded in a 70.65-67.80 range during the day. At London’s IPE, Brent crude for October fell 55 cents to USD 67.02. The decline is largely attributed to a statement from the US government that it would release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. On the other hand, crude inventories fe
Donnerstag, 1.09.2005, 08:41 Uhr
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Commodities - Carbon surges past EUR 24
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Commoditites - Katrina continues to blow up oil prices
Oil prices gained strongly again yesterday in connection to hurricane Katrina, also partially affecting European gas prices. However, carbon remained stable and also coal only showed a minor upward movement.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commoditites - Katrina continues to blow up oil prices
Mittwoch, 31.08.2005, 08:41
E&M  Commentary
Commoditites - Katrina continues to blow up oil prices
Oil prices gained strongly again yesterday in connection to hurricane Katrina, also partially affecting European gas prices. However, carbon remained stable and also coal only showed a minor upward movement.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Bush tries to ease the pain
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Commentary
Commodities - Bush tries to ease the pain
Oil prices took a dip yesterday after the US government said it would tap its emergency reserves. But hurricane Katrina has made the oil market even more vulnerable to new supply shocks. Gas and carbon prices moved north yesterday while coal fell in value.
Crude oil for October delivery fell 87 cents to close at USD 68.94 a barrel yesterday, having traded in a 70.65-67.80 range during the day. At London’s IPE, Brent crude for October fell 55 cents to USD 67.02. The decline is largely attributed to a statement from the US government that it would release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. On the other hand, crude inventories fe
Donnerstag, 1.09.2005, 08:41 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 2.09.2005, 08:56
Commodities - Carbon surges past EUR 24
The carbon market strengthened yesterday, mainly as a result of stronger gas and weaker coal prices. Oil prices gained again, after taking a dip on Wednesday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Carbon surges past EUR 24
Freitag, 2.09.2005, 08:56
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Carbon surges past EUR 24
The carbon market strengthened yesterday, mainly as a result of stronger gas and weaker coal prices. Oil prices gained again, after taking a dip on Wednesday.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 31.08.2005, 08:41
Commoditites - Katrina continues to blow up oil prices
Oil prices gained strongly again yesterday in connection to hurricane Katrina, also partially affecting European gas prices. However, carbon remained stable and also coal only showed a minor upward movement.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commoditites - Katrina continues to blow up oil prices
Mittwoch, 31.08.2005, 08:41
E&M  Commentary
Commoditites - Katrina continues to blow up oil prices
Oil prices gained strongly again yesterday in connection to hurricane Katrina, also partially affecting European gas prices. However, carbon remained stable and also coal only showed a minor upward movement.

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