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Commodities - Oil rises on production cuts

Crude oil prices strengthened on Friday on concerns that Opec members will join Venezuela and Nigeria and cut production to hold prices above USD 60 a barrel.
Venezuela and Nigeria “voluntarily” cut output by a combined 170,000 barrels a day starting yesterday, Bloomberg reports, and says the cuts are regarded as a bullish factor in the short term.Crude oil for November delivery rose 41 cents to USD 63.32 a barrel in after-hours trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. In London , Brent crude oil gained 32 cents to USD 62.80 a
Montag, 2.10.2006, 08:21 Uhr
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Commodities - Oil sinks below 58 dollars
The fuel and CO2 markets dropped across the board on Tuesday. Oil fell to a seven-month low as it looks as if there will be no major hurricanes in the Atlantic this season.
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Commodities - Oil down on slower US growth
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil down on slower US growth
Freitag, 29.09.2006, 08:09
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Commodities - Oil down on slower US growth
After a firm Thursday afternoon, crude oil is falling again on signs that slowing demand growth may extend fuel stockpiles in the US. Carbon, coal and gas prices firmed yesterday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil rises on production cuts
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Commentary
Commodities - Oil rises on production cuts
Crude oil prices strengthened on Friday on concerns that Opec members will join Venezuela and Nigeria and cut production to hold prices above USD 60 a barrel.
Venezuela and Nigeria “voluntarily” cut output by a combined 170,000 barrels a day starting yesterday, Bloomberg reports, and says the cuts are regarded as a bullish factor in the short term.Crude oil for November delivery rose 41 cents to USD 63.32 a barrel in after-hours trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. In London , Brent crude oil gained 32 cents to USD 62.80 a
Montag, 2.10.2006, 08:21 Uhr
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Mittwoch, 4.10.2006, 08:22
Commodities - Oil sinks below 58 dollars
The fuel and CO2 markets dropped across the board on Tuesday. Oil fell to a seven-month low as it looks as if there will be no major hurricanes in the Atlantic this season.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil sinks below 58 dollars
Mittwoch, 4.10.2006, 08:22
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil sinks below 58 dollars
The fuel and CO2 markets dropped across the board on Tuesday. Oil fell to a seven-month low as it looks as if there will be no major hurricanes in the Atlantic this season.
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 29.09.2006, 08:09
Commodities - Oil down on slower US growth
After a firm Thursday afternoon, crude oil is falling again on signs that slowing demand growth may extend fuel stockpiles in the US. Carbon, coal and gas prices firmed yesterday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil down on slower US growth
Freitag, 29.09.2006, 08:09
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil down on slower US growth
After a firm Thursday afternoon, crude oil is falling again on signs that slowing demand growth may extend fuel stockpiles in the US. Carbon, coal and gas prices firmed yesterday.

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