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Commodities – Oil breaks 65 mark, carbon stable at 22

Oil prices broke through the USD 65/bbl mark in late trading on Wednesday before closing the day in New York up USD 1.83 at USD 64.90, another record high. Elsewhere, carbon and gas stayed firm, while coal prices continued their downward movement.
Despite US government figures revealing that crude imports had reached their second highest level on record, prices continued to strengthen on the back of US refinery shutdowns and geopolitical tension, particularly in Saudi Arabia and Iran, writes the Financial Times.In London, IPE Brent crude for September delivery gained 2.01 to close at USD 63.99 a barrel, which was also a new high.
Donnerstag, 11.08.2005, 08:41 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Crude softens after new highs
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E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Crude softens after new highs
Crude oil was trading at new record highs again in the morning session on Tuesday, but the afternoon saw prices softening as profit taking was believed to be taking place. Gas markets represented more of a mixed price picture, while carbon was mainly changing hands at around EUR 22.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Oil breaks 65 mark, carbon stable at 22
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Commentary
Commodities – Oil breaks 65 mark, carbon stable at 22
Oil prices broke through the USD 65/bbl mark in late trading on Wednesday before closing the day in New York up USD 1.83 at USD 64.90, another record high. Elsewhere, carbon and gas stayed firm, while coal prices continued their downward movement.
Despite US government figures revealing that crude imports had reached their second highest level on record, prices continued to strengthen on the back of US refinery shutdowns and geopolitical tension, particularly in Saudi Arabia and Iran, writes the Financial Times.In London, IPE Brent crude for September delivery gained 2.01 to close at USD 63.99 a barrel, which was also a new high.
Donnerstag, 11.08.2005, 08:41 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 12.08.2005, 08:32
Commodities - Oil sets new records, coal recovers
Yesterday saw oil prices reach USD 66 a barrel in New York, triggering a lift in carbon prices despite a narrowing coal-to-gas differential. Coal recovered with the front quarter being lifted almost a dollar.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil sets new records, coal recovers
Freitag, 12.08.2005, 08:32
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil sets new records, coal recovers
Yesterday saw oil prices reach USD 66 a barrel in New York, triggering a lift in carbon prices despite a narrowing coal-to-gas differential. Coal recovered with the front quarter being lifted almost a dollar.
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 10.08.2005, 08:54
Commodities - Crude softens after new highs
Crude oil was trading at new record highs again in the morning session on Tuesday, but the afternoon saw prices softening as profit taking was believed to be taking place. Gas markets represented more of a mixed price picture, while carbon was mainly changing hands at around EUR 22.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Crude softens after new highs
Mittwoch, 10.08.2005, 08:54
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Crude softens after new highs
Crude oil was trading at new record highs again in the morning session on Tuesday, but the afternoon saw prices softening as profit taking was believed to be taking place. Gas markets represented more of a mixed price picture, while carbon was mainly changing hands at around EUR 22.

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