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Commodities - Oil drops further

Oil prices are falling for the second day in a row as players expect Opec to raise production. Meanwhile, a weak freight market pulled down the API 2 coal curve yesterday while carbon failed to break through the EUR 24.15 resistance level.
Oil prices fell yesterday, and are continuing down this morning on the back of higher expectations for an Opec production cut. At Nymex, the front year WTI contract fell 64 cents to USD 97.70/barrel yesterday and was last seen at 97.19 in out of hours trading on Tuesday.Similarly in  London, Brent for January was last seen at USD 94.89/barrel, down 43 cents from yesterday's set
Dienstag, 27.11.2007, 08:04 Uhr
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Commodities - Coal surges again
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil drops further
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Commentary
Commodities - Oil drops further
Oil prices are falling for the second day in a row as players expect Opec to raise production. Meanwhile, a weak freight market pulled down the API 2 coal curve yesterday while carbon failed to break through the EUR 24.15 resistance level.
Oil prices fell yesterday, and are continuing down this morning on the back of higher expectations for an Opec production cut. At Nymex, the front year WTI contract fell 64 cents to USD 97.70/barrel yesterday and was last seen at 97.19 in out of hours trading on Tuesday.Similarly in  London, Brent for January was last seen at USD 94.89/barrel, down 43 cents from yesterday's set
Dienstag, 27.11.2007, 08:04 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 28.11.2007, 08:11
Commodities - Waiting for Opec
Oil prices continue to fall on the back of expectations that Opec will agree to increase production at its ministerial meeting in Abu Dhabi today. In the carbon market, the 11-day bull-run paused on Tuesday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Waiting for Opec
Mittwoch, 28.11.2007, 08:11
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Waiting for Opec
Oil prices continue to fall on the back of expectations that Opec will agree to increase production at its ministerial meeting in Abu Dhabi today. In the carbon market, the 11-day bull-run paused on Tuesday.
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 26.11.2007, 08:08
Commodities - Coal surges again
While coal prices surged by over two dollars on Friday, gas prices weakened. Meanwhile, oil prices remain strong.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Coal surges again
Montag, 26.11.2007, 08:08
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Commodities - Coal surges again
While coal prices surged by over two dollars on Friday, gas prices weakened. Meanwhile, oil prices remain strong.

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