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Commodities – Carbon market watching Brussels

Second phase CO2 allowances rose further on Monday as players are expecting a European Commission announcement on the NAPs tomorrow. Also coal was firmer, while gas prices slipped further.
The second phase carbon emission contracts continued to firm on Monday, while the first phase market did not move much. The December 08 gained 55 cents day on day to close at EUR 18.95/t on the ECX. Recent news about German and Spanish second phase NAPs was said to have fetched new players to the market, Point Carbon reports. The European Commission is to announce its verdict on eleven s
Dienstag, 28.11.2006, 08:07 Uhr
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Commodities – Carbon jumps
Carbon prices jumped on Friday, especially allowances for the second phase. Prices for oil and coal firmed as well, while gas prices continued weakening.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Carbon market watching Brussels
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Commentary
Commodities – Carbon market watching Brussels
Second phase CO2 allowances rose further on Monday as players are expecting a European Commission announcement on the NAPs tomorrow. Also coal was firmer, while gas prices slipped further.
The second phase carbon emission contracts continued to firm on Monday, while the first phase market did not move much. The December 08 gained 55 cents day on day to close at EUR 18.95/t on the ECX. Recent news about German and Spanish second phase NAPs was said to have fetched new players to the market, Point Carbon reports. The European Commission is to announce its verdict on eleven s
Dienstag, 28.11.2006, 08:07 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 29.11.2006, 08:51
Commodities - Oil rises as winter approaches
Crude oil trades higher on signs of colder weather in the U.S, which should lead to higher heating fuel demand. Meanwhile, carbon allowances fell in value ahead of the EC decision on 11 allocation plans today.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil rises as winter approaches
Mittwoch, 29.11.2006, 08:51
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil rises as winter approaches
Crude oil trades higher on signs of colder weather in the U.S, which should lead to higher heating fuel demand. Meanwhile, carbon allowances fell in value ahead of the EC decision on 11 allocation plans today.
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 27.11.2006, 08:06
Commodities – Carbon jumps
Carbon prices jumped on Friday, especially allowances for the second phase. Prices for oil and coal firmed as well, while gas prices continued weakening.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Carbon jumps
Montag, 27.11.2006, 08:06
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Commodities – Carbon jumps
Carbon prices jumped on Friday, especially allowances for the second phase. Prices for oil and coal firmed as well, while gas prices continued weakening.

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