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Commodities – Oil softens but tensions remain

Crude oil retreated by more than USD 1 a barrel on Tuesday as diplomatic pressure appeared to slightly ease the situation in the Middle-East. Elsewhere, CO2 prices fell in a day of increased liquidity.
The ICE September Brent contract fell USD 1.33 to USD 73.28 a barrel, where it is trading this morning. The oil market remains highly sensitive to any news relating to the conflict between Israel and Hizbollah.  Lord Browne, chief executive of BP, was reported in the FT as saying that the market’s high degree of anxiety about the Middle East was reflected in the level of oil prices
Mittwoch, 26.07.2006, 08:14 Uhr
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Dienstag, 25.07.2006, 08:12
E&M  Commentary
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The oil market strengthened Monday. Carbon prices went sideways, whilst there was a mixed picture in the gas market and a few cents were lost in the coal market.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Oil softens but tensions remain
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Commentary
Commodities – Oil softens but tensions remain
Crude oil retreated by more than USD 1 a barrel on Tuesday as diplomatic pressure appeared to slightly ease the situation in the Middle-East. Elsewhere, CO2 prices fell in a day of increased liquidity.
The ICE September Brent contract fell USD 1.33 to USD 73.28 a barrel, where it is trading this morning. The oil market remains highly sensitive to any news relating to the conflict between Israel and Hizbollah.  Lord Browne, chief executive of BP, was reported in the FT as saying that the market’s high degree of anxiety about the Middle East was reflected in the level of oil prices
Mittwoch, 26.07.2006, 08:14 Uhr
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Donnerstag, 27.07.2006, 08:03
Commodities – Oil still tense
The oil prices rose again Wednesday amid increasing tension in the Middle East and lower gasoline stocks in the US. The carbon market was quiet.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Oil still tense
Donnerstag, 27.07.2006, 08:03
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Oil still tense
The oil prices rose again Wednesday amid increasing tension in the Middle East and lower gasoline stocks in the US. The carbon market was quiet.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 25.07.2006, 08:12
Commodities – Mixed picture
The oil market strengthened Monday. Carbon prices went sideways, whilst there was a mixed picture in the gas market and a few cents were lost in the coal market.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Mixed picture
Dienstag, 25.07.2006, 08:12
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Mixed picture
The oil market strengthened Monday. Carbon prices went sideways, whilst there was a mixed picture in the gas market and a few cents were lost in the coal market.

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