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Daily (18.04.2024): Oil prices tumbled by over 3% on Wednesday, weighed by rising US inventories and easing war fears
Oil prices tumbled on Wednesday, dragged down by signs of restraint from Israel in its response to the Iranian attack, as well as a further unexpected jump in US crude inventories. Consequently, Brent crude stood at $87.29 a barrel, while WTI crude reached $82.69 a barrel, with both contracts dropping by around 3% day-on-day.
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Poland to raise cap on power prices, cut subsidies costs
The maximum power price for Polish households will be set at 500 zlotys ($123) per megawatt-hour (MWh) for the second half of 2024, according to a draft bill posted on the government's website late on Tuesday, up from 412 zlotys per MWh currently.
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EU expected to sue Germany over gas tariff
The European Commission is expected to sue Germany for charging its neighbours an extra fee for buying gas from its storage, seen as flouting the EU's single market rules, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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EU considers bringing emissions removal credits into carbon market
The European Union is looking into whether to bring emissions removal credits into its carbon market, a move that could reopen the market to carbon credits in future years, a European Commission official said on Wednesday.
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Daily (17.04.2024): Carbon prices continued their rally, surpassing 73 EUR/tonne
Oil prices remained steady on Tuesday while traders awaited Israel's response to an Iranian attack on its territory over the weekend. Brent crude settled at $90.02 a barrel, while WTI crude stagnated at $85.36 a barrel.
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