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Commodities - Carbon climbs higher

Prices on CO2 allowances continued to rise slowly yesterday despite falling prices on oil and UK gas prices for the winter. However, oil prices are rising this morning on concerns that US fuel inventories have taken a real beating by hurricane Katrina.
Compliance trading was cited as the main price driver in the carbon market yesterday, according to Point Carbon. Contracts for 2005 delivery on the ECX finished the day at 24.40 EUR/MWh, while the corresponding contract at Nord Pool rose by 15 cents to a last trade of 24.45 EUR/MWh. Spot prices remained around the same level.Good volumes were seen in the market, with 1.15 million tonnes
Donnerstag, 8.09.2005, 08:41 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil further down
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Carbon climbs higher
zurück
Commentary
Commodities - Carbon climbs higher
Prices on CO2 allowances continued to rise slowly yesterday despite falling prices on oil and UK gas prices for the winter. However, oil prices are rising this morning on concerns that US fuel inventories have taken a real beating by hurricane Katrina.
Compliance trading was cited as the main price driver in the carbon market yesterday, according to Point Carbon. Contracts for 2005 delivery on the ECX finished the day at 24.40 EUR/MWh, while the corresponding contract at Nord Pool rose by 15 cents to a last trade of 24.45 EUR/MWh. Spot prices remained around the same level.Good volumes were seen in the market, with 1.15 million tonnes
Donnerstag, 8.09.2005, 08:41 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 9.09.2005, 08:20
Commodities - Oil rebounds, gas stays strong
Oil prices gained at the end of the day´s session on Thursday, with gas also strong. However, the carbon market moved in the opposite way, with prices gaining early on and then falling back later.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil rebounds, gas stays strong
Freitag, 9.09.2005, 08:20
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil rebounds, gas stays strong
Oil prices gained at the end of the day´s session on Thursday, with gas also strong. However, the carbon market moved in the opposite way, with prices gaining early on and then falling back later.
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 7.09.2005, 08:12
Commodities - Oil further down
Oil prices continued their downward movement that started last Friday, but also gas prices softened yesterday. In contrast, carbon and coal only showed minor movements.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil further down
Mittwoch, 7.09.2005, 08:12
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil further down
Oil prices continued their downward movement that started last Friday, but also gas prices softened yesterday. In contrast, carbon and coal only showed minor movements.

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