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Daily: European coal prices remain unchanged on weak demand forecasts
Crude oil prices on both sides of the Atlantic increased on Monday, as investors turned their attention to concerns about continuing violence in Libya and other global hotspots, leaving behind worries about supplies glut. Brent crude rose 57 cents to close at $105.41 a barrel, rebounding from a session low of $104.52. U.S. crude boosted 41 cents to settle at $98.29 a barrel, after hitting a session low of $97.43.
read more... 05/08/2014
Daily: Crude oil prices drop on supply glut, weak demand
Brent and U.S. crude futures dropped on Friday, hitting the weakest settlement prices in months, as supply glut in the Atlantic basin and low demand offset worries over political conflicts in the Middle East, North Africa and Ukraine.
read more... 04/08/2014
Daily: Brent crude climbs on fresh sanction against Russia
Brent crude closed slightly higher on Tuesday on fresh sanctions against Russia which will aggravate relations between Moscow and the West, while the U.S. prices fell after a Kansas refinery fire cut demand for WTI crude. Brent crude rose 15 cents to close at $107.72 a barrel, after oscillating between $107.13 and $108.05 earlier in the session. U.S. crude eased 70 cents to settle at $100.97 a barrel after hitting an intraday low of $100.37, the lowest level since mid-July.
read more... 30/07/2014
Daily: European power prices increase on further sanctions concerns against Russia
Crude oil declined on Monday on signs of supplies surplus of North Sea and West African crude and as sluggish demand in Europe and Asia counterbalanced fears of intensifying tensions in Ukraine and in the Middle East. Brent crude for September delivery fell 82 cents to settle at $107.57 a barrel, after hitting a low of $107.01 earlier in the session. WTI crude futures for September delivery dropped 42 cents to settle at $101.67, rebounding from an intraday low of $100.90.
read more... 29/07/2014
Daily: Crude oil prices decline on unseasonably gloomy demand, crude and refined products ample supplies
Crude oil futures dropped on Thursday as unseasonably gloomy demand and ample supplies of crude and refined products compensated strong Chinese manufactory data which in July posted its fastest growth in 18 months. Brent crude for September delivery declined 96 cents to settle at $107.07 a barrel, after closing 70 cents higher on Wednesday, while the American benchmark, WTI crude fell $1.05 to close at $102.07 a barrel, after increasing 73 cents in the previous session. The spread between the two benchmarks settled at $5.
read more... 25/07/2014