Oil prices remained firm amid the threat of strike action in the Norweagian oil sector, while carbon prices stayed strong mainly on the back of increasing coal based power production in Spain.
Crude oil prices softened on Tuesday but remained firm amid fears of possible strikes in the Norwegian oil sector, the Financial Times reports. NYMEX Crude for July delivery settled at USD 58.90/bbl, down 0.47 on Monday, while IPE Brent for August fell by 0.82 to 57.50.Slightly lower crude oil prices were mainly attributed to market expectations of lower US stock pile figures to be publ
Mittwoch, 22.06.2005, 09:18 Uhr
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