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Commodities - Gas prices continue down

Gas prices continued down Thursday, while the oil market remains firm. Both coal and carbon strengthened further yesterday.
Crude oil prices continued to trade above USD 60 a barrel yesterday. Traders said concerns over the political situation in Israel were dominating in the market and there was only a small price reaction to the latest weekly US oil inventory data, the Financial Times reports. West Texas Intermediate dipped 17 cents to USD 63.25 a barrel. IPE February Brent crude settled at USD 61.66 a barrel, dow
Freitag, 6.01.2006, 08:38 Uhr
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Montag, 9.01.2006, 08:50
Commodities - Crude oil sails north
Crude oil prices in New York rose above USD 64 on Friday and gains were also seen in the coal and carbon markets. UK gas prices were mixed, but the majority of contracts lost value.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Crude oil sails north
Montag, 9.01.2006, 08:50
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Crude oil sails north
Crude oil prices in New York rose above USD 64 on Friday and gains were also seen in the coal and carbon markets. UK gas prices were mixed, but the majority of contracts lost value.
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Donnerstag, 5.01.2006, 08:25
Commodities - Gas deal eases the market
The end of the gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine yesterday eased nerves across the European energy markets yesterday. Gas prices for February fell in value but oil gained for the fifth consecutive day.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Gas deal eases the market
Donnerstag, 5.01.2006, 08:25
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Gas deal eases the market
The end of the gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine yesterday eased nerves across the European energy markets yesterday. Gas prices for February fell in value but oil gained for the fifth consecutive day.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Gas prices continue down
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Commentary
Commodities - Gas prices continue down
Gas prices continued down Thursday, while the oil market remains firm. Both coal and carbon strengthened further yesterday.
Crude oil prices continued to trade above USD 60 a barrel yesterday. Traders said concerns over the political situation in Israel were dominating in the market and there was only a small price reaction to the latest weekly US oil inventory data, the Financial Times reports. West Texas Intermediate dipped 17 cents to USD 63.25 a barrel. IPE February Brent crude settled at USD 61.66 a barrel, dow
Freitag, 6.01.2006, 08:38 Uhr
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Montag, 9.01.2006, 08:50
Commodities - Crude oil sails north
Crude oil prices in New York rose above USD 64 on Friday and gains were also seen in the coal and carbon markets. UK gas prices were mixed, but the majority of contracts lost value.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Crude oil sails north
Montag, 9.01.2006, 08:50
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Crude oil sails north
Crude oil prices in New York rose above USD 64 on Friday and gains were also seen in the coal and carbon markets. UK gas prices were mixed, but the majority of contracts lost value.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 5.01.2006, 08:25
Commodities - Gas deal eases the market
The end of the gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine yesterday eased nerves across the European energy markets yesterday. Gas prices for February fell in value but oil gained for the fifth consecutive day.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Gas deal eases the market
Donnerstag, 5.01.2006, 08:25
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Gas deal eases the market
The end of the gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine yesterday eased nerves across the European energy markets yesterday. Gas prices for February fell in value but oil gained for the fifth consecutive day.

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