Both oil and carbon were traded at new records again yesterday amid tensions in Iran, a surprising fall in US crude inventories and compliance buying of carbon allowances.
US crude stocks were expected to have increased by 1.8m barrels last week, but instead dropped by 800,000 barrels to 345.2m barrels. In addition, petrol supplies dropped by twice as much as forecast. “It is the first time in many weeks that we’ve had crude oil and the key products falling as well,” Kevin Norrish of Barclays Capital told the Financial Times. In addition, the te
Donnerstag, 20.04.2006, 08:27 Uhr
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