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Commodities – Oil gains after North Korean missiles

Oil prices are gaining Wednesday after North Korea yesterday fired at least five test missiles into the Sea of Japan. In addition, US gasoline inventories are expected to show a strong decline after the US Independence Day weekend.
Front month Brent is up 23 cents from yesterday at USD 72.74/barrel this morning, having fallen 88 cents to USD 72.51/barrel yesterday. Likewise the front month contract at Nymex is down a less than expected 48 cents at 73.45 after the four-day holiday.Although there is little oil production in the area, North Korea’s actions are increasing tensions in Asia. “The incident may
Mittwoch, 5.07.2006, 08:05 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Oil gains after North Korean missiles
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Commodities – Oil gains after North Korean missiles
Oil prices are gaining Wednesday after North Korea yesterday fired at least five test missiles into the Sea of Japan. In addition, US gasoline inventories are expected to show a strong decline after the US Independence Day weekend.
Front month Brent is up 23 cents from yesterday at USD 72.74/barrel this morning, having fallen 88 cents to USD 72.51/barrel yesterday. Likewise the front month contract at Nymex is down a less than expected 48 cents at 73.45 after the four-day holiday.Although there is little oil production in the area, North Korea’s actions are increasing tensions in Asia. “The incident may
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Donnerstag, 6.07.2006, 08:03
Commodities - Polish emissions make little impact
The carbon market did not react strongly yesterday to the news that Poland emitted around 30 million tonnes less CO2 than the national cap last year. Oil prices jumped to fresh records on more tensions over Iran.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Polish emissions make little impact
Donnerstag, 6.07.2006, 08:03
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Polish emissions make little impact
The carbon market did not react strongly yesterday to the news that Poland emitted around 30 million tonnes less CO2 than the national cap last year. Oil prices jumped to fresh records on more tensions over Iran.
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Dienstag, 4.07.2006, 08:08
Commodities – Oil up
Supply concerns sent a bullish signal to the oil market yesterday, whilst carbon moved up a few cents said to be driven by buying interest and high German power prices.
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