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Daily (18.07.2018): German spot power price dropped by almost 5% on Tuesday, on stronger wind generation and reduced demand
Oil prices increased on Tuesday, due to a decline in stocks and as two of four processing terminals in Venezuela are likely to close because of scheduled maintenance this month. Brent crude rose by 0.5% to $72.16 a barrel. However, WTI crude was almost steady at $68.08 a barrel.
read more... 18/07/2018
Daily (17.07.2018): Brent crude price slumped by more than 4% on Monday, as Libyan ports relaunched
Oil prices plummeted on Monday, as ports in Libya resumed their activity and traders count on a boost in supply from Russia and other producers. Brent crude tumbled by 4.6% to $71.84 a barrel, its lowest level since the middle of April. Meanwhile, WTI crude slumped by 4.2% to end at $68.06 a barrel.
read more... 17/07/2018
Daily (16.07.2018): NBP spot gas price rose by 2.6% on Friday, due to an undersupplied system
Oil prices hiked on Friday, due to the stoppage in Norway and Iraq, while a decline in supplies from Venezuela influenced the global output. Brent crude soared by 1.2% to $75.33 a barrel. Meanwhile, WTI crude settled 1% higher at $71.01, despite U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s statement that Washington would consider granting waivers to Iran's crude buyers.
read more... 16/07/2018
Daily(13.07.2018): NBP spot price fell by 2.5% on Thursday due to expectations for lower demand
Oil prices were mixed on Thursday, spurred by news that the U.S. market has been undersupplied due to the loss of some Canadian oil production. Brent crude surged by 1.4% to $74.45 a barrel. Meanwhile, WTI crude edged 0.1% lower at $70.33 a barrel, as inventories at the Cushing delivery hub had fallen by almost 1M barrels.
read more... 13/07/2018
Daily (12.07.2018): Brent crude plummeted by almost 7% on Wednesday, on news that Libya would increase output
Oil prices slumped on Wednesday, on concerns of increasing trade tensions between two world’s major economies - United States and China. Brent crude tumbled by 6.9% to $73.40 a barrel, following the news that four ports in Libya would ease back in the game. Meanwhile, WTI crude traded 5% lower at $70.38 a barrel.
read more... 12/07/2018