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Commodities - Oil eases off

Oil prices came off yesterday as Iran said that it will not withhold oil if its dispute over the nuclear programme escalates. Coal prices continued north, while gas and carbon saw mixed movements.
Oil prices fell on Tuesday after Iran reassured that it would not stop crude exports in spite of increasing tensions over its nuclear programme with the United Nations, the Financial Times reports. The Nymex March West Texas Intermediate fell 50 cents to settle at USD 67.85 a barrel while IPE March Brent traded 68 cents lower at USD 65.91 a barrel. This morning, the contract continues th
Mittwoch, 1.02.2006, 08:39 Uhr
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Commodities - Oil hits back on Iranian concerns
After a large fall yesterday, oil prices are rising again Thursday morning, partly on concerns over Iran.
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Dienstag, 31.01.2006, 08:55
Commodities - More bull
Despite some reassuring news on steady Opec output and the release of oil workers held hostage in Nigeria, oil and gas markets crept higher again on Monday. CO2 was lifted on a complex of strong fuel and power prices, with the biggest jump seen on the Cal 08 contract.
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Dienstag, 31.01.2006, 08:55
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - More bull
Despite some reassuring news on steady Opec output and the release of oil workers held hostage in Nigeria, oil and gas markets crept higher again on Monday. CO2 was lifted on a complex of strong fuel and power prices, with the biggest jump seen on the Cal 08 contract.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil eases off
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Commentary
Commodities - Oil eases off
Oil prices came off yesterday as Iran said that it will not withhold oil if its dispute over the nuclear programme escalates. Coal prices continued north, while gas and carbon saw mixed movements.
Oil prices fell on Tuesday after Iran reassured that it would not stop crude exports in spite of increasing tensions over its nuclear programme with the United Nations, the Financial Times reports. The Nymex March West Texas Intermediate fell 50 cents to settle at USD 67.85 a barrel while IPE March Brent traded 68 cents lower at USD 65.91 a barrel. This morning, the contract continues th
Mittwoch, 1.02.2006, 08:39 Uhr
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Donnerstag, 2.02.2006, 08:25
Commodities - Oil hits back on Iranian concerns
After a large fall yesterday, oil prices are rising again Thursday morning, partly on concerns over Iran.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil hits back on Iranian concerns
Donnerstag, 2.02.2006, 08:25
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil hits back on Iranian concerns
After a large fall yesterday, oil prices are rising again Thursday morning, partly on concerns over Iran.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 31.01.2006, 08:55
Commodities - More bull
Despite some reassuring news on steady Opec output and the release of oil workers held hostage in Nigeria, oil and gas markets crept higher again on Monday. CO2 was lifted on a complex of strong fuel and power prices, with the biggest jump seen on the Cal 08 contract.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - More bull
Dienstag, 31.01.2006, 08:55
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - More bull
Despite some reassuring news on steady Opec output and the release of oil workers held hostage in Nigeria, oil and gas markets crept higher again on Monday. CO2 was lifted on a complex of strong fuel and power prices, with the biggest jump seen on the Cal 08 contract.

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