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Commodities - Gas up, oil down

Gas prices continued up Thursday, while the oil market saw new losses. Carbon and coal both gained slightly from Wednesday.
Oil prices fell to their lowest level in more than four months after the International Energy Agency reduced its forecast for world oil consumption again, the Financial Times reports.Brent futures for December delivery dropped to an intra-day low of USD 55.22 a barrel, its lowest level since the end of June. December Brent later recovered to close at USD 55.68 inLondon, down 1.20. The co
Freitag, 11.11.2005, 08:59 Uhr
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Commodities - Beware of the winter
Fear of tight winter supplies pushed gas prices northwards yesterday, and carbon followed suit. Oil prices dipped, however, much due to stronger than expected inventory data in the US.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Gas up, oil down
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Commentary
Commodities - Gas up, oil down
Gas prices continued up Thursday, while the oil market saw new losses. Carbon and coal both gained slightly from Wednesday.
Oil prices fell to their lowest level in more than four months after the International Energy Agency reduced its forecast for world oil consumption again, the Financial Times reports.Brent futures for December delivery dropped to an intra-day low of USD 55.22 a barrel, its lowest level since the end of June. December Brent later recovered to close at USD 55.68 inLondon, down 1.20. The co
Freitag, 11.11.2005, 08:59 Uhr
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Montag, 14.11.2005, 08:34
Commodities - Dropping temperatures in sight
The fuels saw mixed price developments at the end of last week with crude oil easing further. Supply concerns drove up UK gas, while coal was moderately bearish.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Dropping temperatures in sight
Montag, 14.11.2005, 08:34
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Dropping temperatures in sight
The fuels saw mixed price developments at the end of last week with crude oil easing further. Supply concerns drove up UK gas, while coal was moderately bearish.
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 10.11.2005, 09:19
Commodities - Beware of the winter
Fear of tight winter supplies pushed gas prices northwards yesterday, and carbon followed suit. Oil prices dipped, however, much due to stronger than expected inventory data in the US.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Beware of the winter
Donnerstag, 10.11.2005, 09:19
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Beware of the winter
Fear of tight winter supplies pushed gas prices northwards yesterday, and carbon followed suit. Oil prices dipped, however, much due to stronger than expected inventory data in the US.

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