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Commodities - Oil down, gas up

Gas prices moved north yesterday despite the easing of crude oil markets. Coal was relatively stable, while carbon continued further south.
Crude oil prices continued weakening in Monday’s trading session as concerns over disturbance to oil production abated after Hurricane Wilma steered away from the Gulf of Mexico region that is hosting many US oil production and refinery facilities, Financial Times reports. The Nymex WTI contract for December traded in an intraday range of USD 59.30-60.50/bbl, closing the day at 60.
Dienstag, 25.10.2005, 08:42 Uhr
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Commodities - Oil surges by 2 dollars
Oil prices surged by around 2 dollars on Tuesday, ahead of the US inventory report that will be published today. In contrast, gas prices softened, while carbon traded between EUR 21.30/t and 21.50.
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Heading south
Montag, 24.10.2005, 08:20
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Heading south
In a week where crude oil futures fell to their lowest for three months, carbon also turned south.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil down, gas up
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Commentary
Commodities - Oil down, gas up
Gas prices moved north yesterday despite the easing of crude oil markets. Coal was relatively stable, while carbon continued further south.
Crude oil prices continued weakening in Monday’s trading session as concerns over disturbance to oil production abated after Hurricane Wilma steered away from the Gulf of Mexico region that is hosting many US oil production and refinery facilities, Financial Times reports. The Nymex WTI contract for December traded in an intraday range of USD 59.30-60.50/bbl, closing the day at 60.
Dienstag, 25.10.2005, 08:42 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 26.10.2005, 08:43
Commodities - Oil surges by 2 dollars
Oil prices surged by around 2 dollars on Tuesday, ahead of the US inventory report that will be published today. In contrast, gas prices softened, while carbon traded between EUR 21.30/t and 21.50.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil surges by 2 dollars
Mittwoch, 26.10.2005, 08:43
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil surges by 2 dollars
Oil prices surged by around 2 dollars on Tuesday, ahead of the US inventory report that will be published today. In contrast, gas prices softened, while carbon traded between EUR 21.30/t and 21.50.
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 24.10.2005, 08:20
Commodities - Heading south
In a week where crude oil futures fell to their lowest for three months, carbon also turned south.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Heading south
Montag, 24.10.2005, 08:20
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Heading south
In a week where crude oil futures fell to their lowest for three months, carbon also turned south.

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