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Commodities – Hurricane fears

The fears of hurricane damages in the Gulf of Mexico are pushing oil prices further towards the skies. Carbon continues to hover between 16 and 17 euros while gas prices increase.
The oil market was once again supplied with bullish news yesterday as the tropical storm Chris threatened to turn into a hurricane as it approached the  Gulf of Mexico. In addition yesterday’s US crude oil report showed a drop in stockpiles while the war in Lebanon continued at full strength, according to the Financial Times.Brent crude for September gained a dollar from Tuesday to
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Mittwoch, 2.08.2006, 08:03
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Commodities – Another bullish day
Crude oil prices rose again on Tuesday amid fears that the conflict in Lebanon could worsen. Elsewhere gas prices appeared largely unaffected by gains in crude oil, and carbon and coal rose a touch.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Hurricane fears
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Commentary
Commodities – Hurricane fears
The fears of hurricane damages in the Gulf of Mexico are pushing oil prices further towards the skies. Carbon continues to hover between 16 and 17 euros while gas prices increase.
The oil market was once again supplied with bullish news yesterday as the tropical storm Chris threatened to turn into a hurricane as it approached the  Gulf of Mexico. In addition yesterday’s US crude oil report showed a drop in stockpiles while the war in Lebanon continued at full strength, according to the Financial Times.Brent crude for September gained a dollar from Tuesday to
Donnerstag, 3.08.2006, 08:04 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 4.08.2006, 07:53
Commodities - Mostly downward
Prices fell in the oil, coal and carbon markets, whilst there were some marginal gains on the TTF gas market.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Mostly downward
Freitag, 4.08.2006, 07:53
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Mostly downward
Prices fell in the oil, coal and carbon markets, whilst there were some marginal gains on the TTF gas market.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 2.08.2006, 08:03
Commodities – Another bullish day
Crude oil prices rose again on Tuesday amid fears that the conflict in Lebanon could worsen. Elsewhere gas prices appeared largely unaffected by gains in crude oil, and carbon and coal rose a touch.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Another bullish day
Mittwoch, 2.08.2006, 08:03
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Another bullish day
Crude oil prices rose again on Tuesday amid fears that the conflict in Lebanon could worsen. Elsewhere gas prices appeared largely unaffected by gains in crude oil, and carbon and coal rose a touch.

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