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Daily (25.10.2022): British near-term gas prices plummeted on Monday due to milder weather and oversupply

Oil prices fell slightly in a choppy trade on Monday as data revealed China's demand remained sluggish in September and the US currency strengthened. However, poor US business activity data reduced expectations for more aggressive interest rate hikes, limiting losses. As a result, Brent crude decreased by merely 0.3% to end at $93.26 per barrel. At the same time, WTI crude edged 0.6% lower at $84.58 per barrel.

read more... 25/10/2022

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Daily (18.10.2022): European carbon prices declined ahead this week's European Council discussion on possible EU ETS changes

Oil prices remained stable on Monday as fears that high inflation and energy prices may push the global economy into recession outweighed China's continued adoption of a loose monetary policy. Hence, Brent crude settled at $91.62 a barrel, while WTI decreased by 0.2% to $85.46 per barrel.

read more... 18/10/2022

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Daily (05.09.2022): The NBP gas prices decreased sharply on Friday due to strong LNG imports and UK Continental Shelf production

Oil prices rose on Friday as traders anticipated that OPEC+ would discuss output reductions at their meeting on September 5. Gains were however constrained by concerns about China's COVID-19 limitations and the status of the global economy. As a result, WTI crude oil moved up by 0.3% to $86.87, while Brent crude oil closed 0.7% higher at $93.02.

read more... 05/09/2022

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Daily (02.09.2022): EUAs remained near five-week lows on Thursday due to fears about demand and an increase in supply this month

Oil prices fell on Thursday on worries that rising inflation and interest rate increases are reducing the fuel usage. The trend was exacerbated by more COVID-19 lockdowns measures in China. The price of a barrel of Brent crude oil settled at $92.36, down by 4.3%. WTI crude ended 3.3% lower at $86.61.

read more... 02/09/2022

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CATL to build $7.6B Hungary battery plant to supply Mercedes, BMW

China's CATL plans to build a 7.3 billion euro ($7.6 billion) battery plant in Hungary, as the world's biggest electric vehicle battery maker gears up to meet growing demand from global automakers.

read more... 15/08/2022

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