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Commodities - Oil heads further north

The price of oil is climbing further this morning, with supply concerns from Nigeria and Iran playing its part.
Brent crude for April delivery has been trading as high as USD 64.46/barrel, building further on the strong gains seen earlier in the week. Yesterday, the front month Brent contract settled at 64.07, up 1.62 day-on-day. Earlier this week, the contract was traded down towards the 60 dollar mark.In  New York , the front month WTI contract gained 1.39 yesterday to settle at 63.36, and is tr
Freitag, 3.03.2006, 08:40 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil heads further north
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Commentary
Commodities - Oil heads further north
The price of oil is climbing further this morning, with supply concerns from Nigeria and Iran playing its part.
Brent crude for April delivery has been trading as high as USD 64.46/barrel, building further on the strong gains seen earlier in the week. Yesterday, the front month Brent contract settled at 64.07, up 1.62 day-on-day. Earlier this week, the contract was traded down towards the 60 dollar mark.In  New York , the front month WTI contract gained 1.39 yesterday to settle at 63.36, and is tr
Freitag, 3.03.2006, 08:40 Uhr
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Commodities – All eyes on Vienna
Last week saw fuel markets ending relatively stable. This current week will see important events taking place in the Austrian capital.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – All eyes on Vienna
Montag, 6.03.2006, 08:50
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – All eyes on Vienna
Last week saw fuel markets ending relatively stable. This current week will see important events taking place in the Austrian capital.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 2.03.2006, 08:43
Commodities - “The main driver was…”
Dramatic events maintained prices at a high level in a nervous oil market in February. The month also saw European gas prices ease off quite a bit from historically high levels, while carbon entered one of its most stable periods yet.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - “The main driver was…”
Donnerstag, 2.03.2006, 08:43
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Dramatic events maintained prices at a high level in a nervous oil market in February. The month also saw European gas prices ease off quite a bit from historically high levels, while carbon entered one of its most stable periods yet.

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