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Commodities - The bank holiday effect

Fuel and the carbon market were hit by volatility by public holiday in major financial centres on Monday.
The long weekend both in the UK and the US contributed to reduced activity in the oil, gas and coal markets. A few deals, however, changed hands on the CO2 market, with Dec 06 contract trading in a range of EUR 18.55 – 18.60, and closing at EUR 18.55/ tonne on the OTC market. At Nord Pool, the same contract was seen trading at EUR 18.60/ tonne (-0.25). According to Point Carbon, ab
Dienstag, 30.05.2006, 08:08 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - The bank holiday effect
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Commentary
Commodities - The bank holiday effect
Fuel and the carbon market were hit by volatility by public holiday in major financial centres on Monday.
The long weekend both in the UK and the US contributed to reduced activity in the oil, gas and coal markets. A few deals, however, changed hands on the CO2 market, with Dec 06 contract trading in a range of EUR 18.55 – 18.60, and closing at EUR 18.55/ tonne on the OTC market. At Nord Pool, the same contract was seen trading at EUR 18.60/ tonne (-0.25). According to Point Carbon, ab
Dienstag, 30.05.2006, 08:08 Uhr
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Mittwoch, 31.05.2006, 08:02
Commodities - Carbon eases while oil gains
While the price of CO2 allowances eased for the fourth day in a row, crude oil prices gained largely on the back of rising Chinese demand and geo-political concerns.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Carbon eases while oil gains
Mittwoch, 31.05.2006, 08:02
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Carbon eases while oil gains
While the price of CO2 allowances eased for the fourth day in a row, crude oil prices gained largely on the back of rising Chinese demand and geo-political concerns.
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 29.05.2006, 08:33
Commodities – Weekly gains
Crude oil climbed back above the USD 70 mark last week amid warnings of active hurricane season. While easing a touch on Friday, the benchmark carbon contract gained over the week to close at EUR 18.70/tonne.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities – Weekly gains
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