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Commodities - Next stop for carbon at 25

Carbon seems to reach new record levels every day. Yesterday, EUA’s for 2005 hit EUR 24.20, but the market easily could see the contract breaking through the 25.00 barrier today, according to a trader. Oil fell by around two dollars yesterday, on the back of profit taking after the recent jumps to above USD 60.00/bbl.
At Nord Pool’s carbon futures market, the 2005 vintage closed at EUR 24.05/ton on Tuesday, up 0.07 day-on-day, while the corresponding ECX contract gained 0.65 to settle at 24.20. Over the course of the day, future contracts for this year traded in a range between 23.70 and 24.15, while spot prices were fixed between 23.85 and 23.99. Reportedly around 1.25 million allowances were traded o
Mittwoch, 29.06.2005, 09:14 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Next stop for carbon at 25
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Commodities - Next stop for carbon at 25
Carbon seems to reach new record levels every day. Yesterday, EUA’s for 2005 hit EUR 24.20, but the market easily could see the contract breaking through the 25.00 barrier today, according to a trader. Oil fell by around two dollars yesterday, on the back of profit taking after the recent jumps to above USD 60.00/bbl.
At Nord Pool’s carbon futures market, the 2005 vintage closed at EUR 24.05/ton on Tuesday, up 0.07 day-on-day, while the corresponding ECX contract gained 0.65 to settle at 24.20. Over the course of the day, future contracts for this year traded in a range between 23.70 and 24.15, while spot prices were fixed between 23.85 and 23.99. Reportedly around 1.25 million allowances were traded o
Mittwoch, 29.06.2005, 09:14 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 30.06.2005, 09:32
Commodities - CO25 with cheaper fuels
Carbon record rally continued on Wednesday as the 2005 vintage hit the EUR 25 mark. Crude oil´s retreat from Monday´s peak levels continued as a surprise rise in US inventories pushed the market further south.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - CO25 with cheaper fuels
Donnerstag, 30.06.2005, 09:32
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - CO25 with cheaper fuels
Carbon record rally continued on Wednesday as the 2005 vintage hit the EUR 25 mark. Crude oil´s retreat from Monday´s peak levels continued as a surprise rise in US inventories pushed the market further south.
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 28.06.2005, 08:45
Commodities - Record times continue
CO2 touched a new high of EUR 23.75 yesterday as record high UK winter gas prices and the softening coal curve contributed to a widening coal-gas differential. Crude oil continued strong amid rising geopolitical fears.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Record times continue
Dienstag, 28.06.2005, 08:45
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Record times continue
CO2 touched a new high of EUR 23.75 yesterday as record high UK winter gas prices and the softening coal curve contributed to a widening coal-gas differential. Crude oil continued strong amid rising geopolitical fears.

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