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Commodities: Opec signals send oil down

Brent crude came off almost two dollars on Monday as bearish signals came out of the Opec meeting in Vienna. Elsewhere, the picture was mixed, with forward prices for both gas and coal firmer yesterday.
After the rally which sent Brent crude for April up to USD 64.18/barrel on Friday, oil on Monday dropped down below levels seen one week ago as Opec members signaled they would keep production at current levels. The benchmark Brent contract shed 1.84 to 62.34 and WTI lost 1.26 on Nymex to settle at 62.41. Natural gas and gas oil contract on the two exchanges moved down in tandem with oi
Dienstag, 7.03.2006, 08:23 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities: Opec signals send oil down
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Commentary
Commodities: Opec signals send oil down
Brent crude came off almost two dollars on Monday as bearish signals came out of the Opec meeting in Vienna. Elsewhere, the picture was mixed, with forward prices for both gas and coal firmer yesterday.
After the rally which sent Brent crude for April up to USD 64.18/barrel on Friday, oil on Monday dropped down below levels seen one week ago as Opec members signaled they would keep production at current levels. The benchmark Brent contract shed 1.84 to 62.34 and WTI lost 1.26 on Nymex to settle at 62.41. Natural gas and gas oil contract on the two exchanges moved down in tandem with oi
Dienstag, 7.03.2006, 08:23 Uhr
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Mittwoch, 8.03.2006, 08:13
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Tuesday was a mixed day for commodity prices; while crude oil prices fell, gas prices firmed at the close of the day’s session. Carbon prices fell almost half a euro, while coal prices were up.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Losses for “nervous” oil, gas gains
Mittwoch, 8.03.2006, 08:13
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Losses for “nervous” oil, gas gains
Tuesday was a mixed day for commodity prices; while crude oil prices fell, gas prices firmed at the close of the day’s session. Carbon prices fell almost half a euro, while coal prices were up.
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Commodities – All eyes on Vienna
Last week saw fuel markets ending relatively stable. This current week will see important events taking place in the Austrian capital.
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