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Commodities – Stronger oil

A fall in US distillate inventories sent oil prices sharply up yesterday. Prices continue up this morning and the front month Brent contract has touched the USD 60/barrel level.
Brent was last seen at USD 60.00/barrel, up 41 cents from yesterday’s closing price. The contract gained more than a dollar yesterday after a bigger than expected fall in US distillate inventories, which includes diesel and heating oil, Financial Times reports.Comments from Saudi-Arabia that the world remained oversupplied with oil, added more bullishness to the market.At Ny
Donnerstag, 9.11.2006, 07:59 Uhr
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Freitag, 10.11.2006, 07:56
Commodities – Oil above USD 61
Crude oil is trading above USD 61/barrel this morning, after rising yesterday on stockpile concern.
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Freitag, 10.11.2006, 07:56
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Commodities – Oil above USD 61
Crude oil is trading above USD 61/barrel this morning, after rising yesterday on stockpile concern.
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Commodities – Carbon falls to EUR 9.45/tonne
It was a largely bearish picture in the fuels and carbon markets on Tuesday as oil, coal carbon and curve gas prices headed south.
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Mittwoch, 8.11.2006, 08:46
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Carbon falls to EUR 9.45/tonne
It was a largely bearish picture in the fuels and carbon markets on Tuesday as oil, coal carbon and curve gas prices headed south.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Stronger oil
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Commentary
Commodities – Stronger oil
A fall in US distillate inventories sent oil prices sharply up yesterday. Prices continue up this morning and the front month Brent contract has touched the USD 60/barrel level.
Brent was last seen at USD 60.00/barrel, up 41 cents from yesterday’s closing price. The contract gained more than a dollar yesterday after a bigger than expected fall in US distillate inventories, which includes diesel and heating oil, Financial Times reports.Comments from Saudi-Arabia that the world remained oversupplied with oil, added more bullishness to the market.At Ny
Donnerstag, 9.11.2006, 07:59 Uhr
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Freitag, 10.11.2006, 07:56
Commodities – Oil above USD 61
Crude oil is trading above USD 61/barrel this morning, after rising yesterday on stockpile concern.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Oil above USD 61
Freitag, 10.11.2006, 07:56
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Oil above USD 61
Crude oil is trading above USD 61/barrel this morning, after rising yesterday on stockpile concern.
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 8.11.2006, 08:46
Commodities – Carbon falls to EUR 9.45/tonne
It was a largely bearish picture in the fuels and carbon markets on Tuesday as oil, coal carbon and curve gas prices headed south.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Carbon falls to EUR 9.45/tonne
Mittwoch, 8.11.2006, 08:46
E&M  Commentary
Commodities – Carbon falls to EUR 9.45/tonne
It was a largely bearish picture in the fuels and carbon markets on Tuesday as oil, coal carbon and curve gas prices headed south.

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