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Daily (06.11.2018): NBP spot dropped by over 3% on Monday, due to warm weather and weaker demand
After 5 consecutive days of declines, oil prices edged slightly higher on Monday, as sanctions against Iranian exports were imposed, except for a few countries which have been allowed to continue crude procurement from the Islamic nation. Brent crude rose 0.5% to $73.17a barrel, but gains were limited by US-China trade tensions. WTI crude was almost unchanged at $63.10 a barrel.
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Japan set to prepare for resuming Iran oil imports - trade minister
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese buyers of Iranian crude are expected to prepare for resuming oil imports from the Islamic Republic after the country was granted a waiver from U.S. sanctions, trade minister Hiroshige Seko said on Tuesday.
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Daily (05.11.2018): Carbon prices soared by almost 10% on Friday, tracking a bullish energy complex
Oil prices were slightly bearish on Friday, as President Donald Trump exempted several countries from sanctions against Iran, allowing them to continue purchasing Iranian crude for at least six months. Brent crude slipped by 0.1% to $72.83 a barrel. Meanwhile, WTI crude traded 0.9% lower at $63.14 a barrel.
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Daily (30.10.2018): Carbon prices slumped to 3-month lows on Monday
Oil prices eased on Monday, amid weaker stock markets and on signs of rising global supplies shrugging off US sanctions imposed on Iranian crude. In addition, Washington released a report indicating another round of tariffs on Chinese production, which also creates a bearish sentiment. Accordingly, Brent crude edged 0.4% lower at $77.34 a barrel. WTI crude lost 0.8% to $67.04 a barrel.
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Daily (29.10.2018): The German spot power price slumped by almost 18% on Friday, due to stronger wind generation
Friday saw an upward trend in oil prices, as looming Washington’s sanctions over Iranian crude exports will likely lead to a reduction in the market supplies. Accordingly, Brent crude ended 1% higher at $77.62 a barrel. Meanwhile, WTI crude gained only 0.4% to 67.59 a barrel.
read more... 29/10/2018