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Commodities - Up, up, up

Most markets saw rising prices yesterday. Crude oil climbed to well above USD 56 level, both in New York and London, CO2 was finding new ground above EUR 20 and gas forwards were also gaining. Only coal was generating a mixed price picture.
Carbon showed no signs of abating yesterday, as the 2005 vintage started the day up at around the EUR 20.00/t mark, and traded gradually up, with trades as high as 20.50 seen. “It’s easy for this market to be traded up, if players want it,” said one trader, remarking that it was interesting that the market stopped at the level it did yesterday. Acknowledging the danger
Freitag, 17.06.2005, 08:51 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Crude oil soars amid low US stockpiles
Donnerstag, 16.06.2005, 08:45
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Crude oil soars amid low US stockpiles
Crude oil prices were soaring yesterday following a surprise drop in US crude stockpiles. The widely expected decision by the Opec minister to lift output quotas did little to calm the market. Continental gas forwards peaked.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Up, up, up
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Commentary
Commodities - Up, up, up
Most markets saw rising prices yesterday. Crude oil climbed to well above USD 56 level, both in New York and London, CO2 was finding new ground above EUR 20 and gas forwards were also gaining. Only coal was generating a mixed price picture.
Carbon showed no signs of abating yesterday, as the 2005 vintage started the day up at around the EUR 20.00/t mark, and traded gradually up, with trades as high as 20.50 seen. “It’s easy for this market to be traded up, if players want it,” said one trader, remarking that it was interesting that the market stopped at the level it did yesterday. Acknowledging the danger
Freitag, 17.06.2005, 08:51 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 20.06.2005, 09:49
Commodities - Sharp gains
Prices shot up across the fuel markets last week, with coal being the only bearish exception.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Sharp gains
Montag, 20.06.2005, 09:49
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Sharp gains
Prices shot up across the fuel markets last week, with coal being the only bearish exception.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 16.06.2005, 08:45
Commodities - Crude oil soars amid low US stockpiles
Crude oil prices were soaring yesterday following a surprise drop in US crude stockpiles. The widely expected decision by the Opec minister to lift output quotas did little to calm the market. Continental gas forwards peaked.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Crude oil soars amid low US stockpiles
Donnerstag, 16.06.2005, 08:45
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Crude oil soars amid low US stockpiles
Crude oil prices were soaring yesterday following a surprise drop in US crude stockpiles. The widely expected decision by the Opec minister to lift output quotas did little to calm the market. Continental gas forwards peaked.

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