Oil prices fell on Monday as Opec voiced confidence of being able to meet winter demand. The price picture was mixed for gas and coal, while CO2 trading was quiet amid public holidays in some parts of the continent.
Crude oil prices dropped yesterday following remarks from the Opec executives that the cartel had enough spare capacity to meet winter demand. Opec further forecast oil prices to stabilize within a range of USD 45-55 next year, Financial Times reports. IPE Brent for December delivery settled USD 1.32 down day on day at USD 58.10/bbl. Also the front month Nymex WTI closed the day below si
Dienstag, 1.11.2005, 08:40 Uhr
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