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Daily (22.08.2018): Carbon prices jumped by almost €1 on Tuesday, tracking bullish power markets
Oil crude prices were mixed on Tuesday, on concerns regarding demand amid China - U.S. trade war, while U.S. inventories for refined products before the peak demand period are at their lowest level in four years. Brent crude added 0.6% to $72.63 a barrel. Meanwhile, WTI crude settled 0.9% lower at $65.84 a barrel.
read more... 22/08/2018
Daily (21.08.2018): German spot power contract gained almost 24% on Monday, on forecasts for a decline in wind generation
Oil crude prices continued their bullish trend on Monday, as investors were more worried about reduced supplies from Iran due to U.S. sanctions and less concerned that U.S-China trade tensions might lead to lower demand. Brent crude increased by 0.5% to $72.21 a barrel, after several declines. Meanwhile, WTI crude settled 0.8% higher at $66.43 a barrel.
read more... 21/08/2018
Daily (20.08.2018): Carbon contracts recovered on Friday, due to a bullish energy complex
Oil crude prices rose on Friday, but posted weekly losses, on concerns that a trade war might lead to a cut in oil demand. Brent crude closed 0.6% higher at $71.83 a barrel, or a 1.4% decline for the week. Meanwhile, WTI crude gained 0.7% to end at $65.91 a barrel, decreasing by 2.5% week-on-week.
read more... 20/08/2018
Daily (17.08.2018): NBP spot jumped by 4.5% week-on-week to a 5-month peak, due to outages and lower flows from Norway
Oil prices regained momentum on Thursday, after having declined a day earlier because of high crude inventories, but predictions of lower demand kept prices under control. Brent crude closed 1% higher at $71.43 a barrel, posting a 1% loss for the week. Meanwhile, WTI crude rose 0.7% to $65.46 a barrel, slumping by 2% week-on-week.
read more... 17/08/2018
Daily (16.08.2018): WTI crude dropped by 3% on Wednesday, due to a high level of crude inventories
Oil prices were bearish on Wednesday, as trade tensions weighed down on demand and investors kept selling amid increased output. Brent crude contract lost 2.4% to close at $70.76 a barrel. WTI crude dipped by 3% to $65.01 a barrel, due to U.S. production growth.
read more... 16/08/2018