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Commodities - Doubting Opec

Doubts over whether Opec will manage to cut production pushed oil prices further down yesterday. Coal prices also dropped while the development in the gas markets where more mixed.
The front month crude contract at Nymex fell by 93 cents to USD 57.59/barrel yesterday while Brent for November dropped 69 cents to end the day at 58.65. This morning Brent was last seen at 58.70.There have been conflicting statements on whether Opec will agree to a production cut, Financial Times reports, prompting scepticism on whether the group is able to cut output. In addition, the
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Doubting Opec
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Commodities - Doubting Opec
Doubts over whether Opec will manage to cut production pushed oil prices further down yesterday. Coal prices also dropped while the development in the gas markets where more mixed.
The front month crude contract at Nymex fell by 93 cents to USD 57.59/barrel yesterday while Brent for November dropped 69 cents to end the day at 58.65. This morning Brent was last seen at 58.70.There have been conflicting statements on whether Opec will agree to a production cut, Financial Times reports, prompting scepticism on whether the group is able to cut output. In addition, the
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Freitag, 13.10.2006, 08:03
Commodities – Phase two allowances drop
While prices for the first phase of the EU ETS stayed flat yesterday, there was a rather strong fall in phase two allowances.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Phase two allowances drop
Freitag, 13.10.2006, 08:03
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Phase two allowances drop
While prices for the first phase of the EU ETS stayed flat yesterday, there was a rather strong fall in phase two allowances.
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 11.10.2006, 08:12
Commodities – Crude oil slides again
There was not enough support to keep the crude oil futures above the 60 dollar mark yesterday. UK gas shared the soft sentiment, coal was slightly up, while carbon continued in a sideways mode.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Crude oil slides again
Mittwoch, 11.10.2006, 08:12
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