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Commodities - Carbon rises as gas rises

Carbon prices climbed further yesterday, with December 05 surging past EUR 22/tonne during the day. The firm CO2 market is mainly due to rising gas prices in the UK, say market players.
Carbon prices for December delivery increased EUR 1.00-1.50 from Tuesday’s close, and rising UK NBP gas prices were seen as the main price driver. The 2005 vintage was traded in a EUR 21.00-22.05/tonne range during the day, and at the ECX, the contract closed at EUR 21.90/tonne. At Nord Pool, CO2 allowances for December 05 delivery were last traded at EUR 21.95/tonne, an increase of 1.70
Donnerstag, 28.07.2005, 09:11 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Carbon rises as gas rises
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Commentary
Commodities - Carbon rises as gas rises
Carbon prices climbed further yesterday, with December 05 surging past EUR 22/tonne during the day. The firm CO2 market is mainly due to rising gas prices in the UK, say market players.
Carbon prices for December delivery increased EUR 1.00-1.50 from Tuesday’s close, and rising UK NBP gas prices were seen as the main price driver. The 2005 vintage was traded in a EUR 21.00-22.05/tonne range during the day, and at the ECX, the contract closed at EUR 21.90/tonne. At Nord Pool, CO2 allowances for December 05 delivery were last traded at EUR 21.95/tonne, an increase of 1.70
Donnerstag, 28.07.2005, 09:11 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 29.07.2005, 09:19
Commodities - Oil above 60 dollars, coal slides
Oil prices rose yesterday after another explosion at a BP refinery in Texas, with crude for September surged past USD 60/barrel in Asian trading.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil above 60 dollars, coal slides
Freitag, 29.07.2005, 09:19
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil above 60 dollars, coal slides
Oil prices rose yesterday after another explosion at a BP refinery in Texas, with crude for September surged past USD 60/barrel in Asian trading.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 27.07.2005, 08:57
Commodities - Still strong
Carbon traded above the 20 euro level on Tuesday with relatively strong influence from the German power market. Also oil and gas firmed, while coal prices dropped further in the day´s trading session.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Still strong
Mittwoch, 27.07.2005, 08:57
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Still strong
Carbon traded above the 20 euro level on Tuesday with relatively strong influence from the German power market. Also oil and gas firmed, while coal prices dropped further in the day´s trading session.

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