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Commodities - Oil jumps on rising demand

Rising demand for fuel pushed oil prices up yesterday, despite higher than expected US crude oil inventories. Gas prices for the winter fell in value along with carbon while coal gained.
US crude stocks were expected to decrease last week, but instead increased by 1.3 million barrels to 322.5m. This was not enough to push the market down though as players focused on rising demand for fuel, Financial Times reports.In  New York , crude for February rose 47 cents to settle at USD 58.56 a barrel yesterday, and was traded above 59 dollar in after-hour trading. London Brent fo
Donnerstag, 22.12.2005, 08:15 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Mainly sideways
Mittwoch, 21.12.2005, 08:19
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Mainly sideways
Oil moved sideways on Tuesday, UK gas firmed a touch while carbon appeared immune to the bull run in German power. In general gas prices gained a touch on Tuesday, remaining at high levels. In the UK, the NBP day-ahead for Wednesday fell slightly to 70.40p/therm, while within day gained almost six pence to 72.55p/therm. Next Monday was still high, trading slightly up at 76.25.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil jumps on rising demand
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Commentary
Commodities - Oil jumps on rising demand
Rising demand for fuel pushed oil prices up yesterday, despite higher than expected US crude oil inventories. Gas prices for the winter fell in value along with carbon while coal gained.
US crude stocks were expected to decrease last week, but instead increased by 1.3 million barrels to 322.5m. This was not enough to push the market down though as players focused on rising demand for fuel, Financial Times reports.In  New York , crude for February rose 47 cents to settle at USD 58.56 a barrel yesterday, and was traded above 59 dollar in after-hour trading. London Brent fo
Donnerstag, 22.12.2005, 08:15 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 23.12.2005, 08:33
Commodities - Softer in all markets
Prices headed south in most energy markets yesterday. Acitity is also down ahead of the Christmas and New Year holidays.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Softer in all markets
Freitag, 23.12.2005, 08:33
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Softer in all markets
Prices headed south in most energy markets yesterday. Acitity is also down ahead of the Christmas and New Year holidays.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 21.12.2005, 08:19
Commodities - Mainly sideways
Oil moved sideways on Tuesday, UK gas firmed a touch while carbon appeared immune to the bull run in German power. In general gas prices gained a touch on Tuesday, remaining at high levels. In the UK, the NBP day-ahead for Wednesday fell slightly to 70.40p/therm, while within day gained almost six pence to 72.55p/therm. Next Monday was still high, trading slightly up at 76.25.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Mainly sideways
Mittwoch, 21.12.2005, 08:19
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Mainly sideways
Oil moved sideways on Tuesday, UK gas firmed a touch while carbon appeared immune to the bull run in German power. In general gas prices gained a touch on Tuesday, remaining at high levels. In the UK, the NBP day-ahead for Wednesday fell slightly to 70.40p/therm, while within day gained almost six pence to 72.55p/therm. Next Monday was still high, trading slightly up at 76.25.

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