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Crude oil prices fell more than a dollar after the death of Iraq’s al-Qaida leader. Meanwhile, low price levels for UK gas helped push down carbon prices, and coal prices continue down as well.
Crude oil prices fell more than a dollar Thursday after the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, known as the leader of al-Qaida inIraq, in a raid north of Baghdad. Al Zarqawi was understood to be a key figure behind sabotage on the Iraqi oil infrastructure, which has kept oil output below levels of the last days of Saddam Hussein era, the Financial Times reports.However, market players expres
Freitag, 9.06.2006, 08:19 Uhr
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Montag, 12.06.2006, 08:21
Commodities - Oil rebounds while CO2 remains bearish
Crude oil prices on Friday regained some of the losses seen earlier in the week, while the bearish trend in the carbon market continued.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil rebounds while CO2 remains bearish
Montag, 12.06.2006, 08:21
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil rebounds while CO2 remains bearish
Crude oil prices on Friday regained some of the losses seen earlier in the week, while the bearish trend in the carbon market continued.
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Donnerstag, 8.06.2006, 08:14
Commdodities - How long is Poland?
Carbon prices dropped below the EUR 15 mark yesterday, but there are still question marks over how much Poland emitted last year. Oil prices dropped heavily on a bearish US inventory report.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commdodities - How long is Poland?
Donnerstag, 8.06.2006, 08:14
E&M  Commentary
Commdodities - How long is Poland?
Carbon prices dropped below the EUR 15 mark yesterday, but there are still question marks over how much Poland emitted last year. Oil prices dropped heavily on a bearish US inventory report.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Softer sentiment
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Commentary
Commodities - Softer sentiment
Crude oil prices fell more than a dollar after the death of Iraq’s al-Qaida leader. Meanwhile, low price levels for UK gas helped push down carbon prices, and coal prices continue down as well.
Crude oil prices fell more than a dollar Thursday after the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, known as the leader of al-Qaida inIraq, in a raid north of Baghdad. Al Zarqawi was understood to be a key figure behind sabotage on the Iraqi oil infrastructure, which has kept oil output below levels of the last days of Saddam Hussein era, the Financial Times reports.However, market players expres
Freitag, 9.06.2006, 08:19 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 12.06.2006, 08:21
Commodities - Oil rebounds while CO2 remains bearish
Crude oil prices on Friday regained some of the losses seen earlier in the week, while the bearish trend in the carbon market continued.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil rebounds while CO2 remains bearish
Montag, 12.06.2006, 08:21
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil rebounds while CO2 remains bearish
Crude oil prices on Friday regained some of the losses seen earlier in the week, while the bearish trend in the carbon market continued.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 8.06.2006, 08:14
Commdodities - How long is Poland?
Carbon prices dropped below the EUR 15 mark yesterday, but there are still question marks over how much Poland emitted last year. Oil prices dropped heavily on a bearish US inventory report.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commdodities - How long is Poland?
Donnerstag, 8.06.2006, 08:14
E&M  Commentary
Commdodities - How long is Poland?
Carbon prices dropped below the EUR 15 mark yesterday, but there are still question marks over how much Poland emitted last year. Oil prices dropped heavily on a bearish US inventory report.

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