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Commodities - Oil hits 100 dollars

Fuel and CO2 prices rose in all markets yesterday, with oil in New York hitting the 100 dollar barrier for the first time on fears that violence in Nigeria may disrupt supply as global demand for commodities climbs.
The WTI February contract on Nymex gained USD 3.64 on the previous close to settle at USD 99.62 a barrel. The contract had then traded at apeak of USD 100 before adjusting slightly down. The corresponding Brent crude contract in London also gained strongly, settling up USD 3.99 at USD 97.84/barrel after having traded at USD 98 sharp, the highest intraday price since trading began in 1988.
Donnerstag, 3.01.2008, 08:21 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil hits 100 dollars
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Commentary
Commodities - Oil hits 100 dollars
Fuel and CO2 prices rose in all markets yesterday, with oil in New York hitting the 100 dollar barrier for the first time on fears that violence in Nigeria may disrupt supply as global demand for commodities climbs.
The WTI February contract on Nymex gained USD 3.64 on the previous close to settle at USD 99.62 a barrel. The contract had then traded at apeak of USD 100 before adjusting slightly down. The corresponding Brent crude contract in London also gained strongly, settling up USD 3.99 at USD 97.84/barrel after having traded at USD 98 sharp, the highest intraday price since trading began in 1988.
Donnerstag, 3.01.2008, 08:21 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 4.01.2008, 08:21
Commodities - Still strong
Crude oil prices retreated in New York on gains in US fuel supplies, but remained close to the record level. Coal, gas and emissions all strengthened yesterday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Still strong
Freitag, 4.01.2008, 08:21
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Still strong
Crude oil prices retreated in New York on gains in US fuel supplies, but remained close to the record level. Coal, gas and emissions all strengthened yesterday.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 28.12.2007, 08:41
Commodities - Oil moves up
Oil prices moved up on Thursday on the back of a larger than expected drop in US crude stockpiles combined with geopolitical turmoil following the assassination of Pakistan opposition leader Benazir Bhutto.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil moves up
Freitag, 28.12.2007, 08:41
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil moves up
Oil prices moved up on Thursday on the back of a larger than expected drop in US crude stockpiles combined with geopolitical turmoil following the assassination of Pakistan opposition leader Benazir Bhutto.

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