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Commodities - Opec not eager to increase supplies

The nervousness in the oil market continues as Opec is not eager to increase supplies. Meanwhile, European gas prices are southbound as supply fears ease off.
Crude oil prices ended only marginally up yesterday as market players feared that crude inventories may decrease even further. The September WTI contract at Nymex traded between USD 75.52/barrel and USD 77.44/barrel during the day, settling at USD 76.86 (+0.33). The corresponding Brent contract settled at USD 75.76/barrel (+0.41), with the highest trade registered at 76.23 earlier in the sessio
Freitag, 3.08.2007, 08:15 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Opec not eager to increase supplies
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Commodities - Opec not eager to increase supplies
The nervousness in the oil market continues as Opec is not eager to increase supplies. Meanwhile, European gas prices are southbound as supply fears ease off.
Crude oil prices ended only marginally up yesterday as market players feared that crude inventories may decrease even further. The September WTI contract at Nymex traded between USD 75.52/barrel and USD 77.44/barrel during the day, settling at USD 76.86 (+0.33). The corresponding Brent contract settled at USD 75.76/barrel (+0.41), with the highest trade registered at 76.23 earlier in the sessio
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Montag, 6.08.2007, 07:58
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Commodities - King coal
While coal prices reaches record highs, oil fell back on Friday on signs of weaker US economic growth.
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Donnerstag, 2.08.2007, 08:25
Commodities - Oil down from record high
After hitting a record high of USD 78.77/barrel during yesterday's trading, oil prices in New York fell back later in the session on the back of stronger petrol and heating oil stockpiles.
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Donnerstag, 2.08.2007, 08:25
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