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Commodities - Failed automobile bail-out pushes oil back down

Oil prices are retreating Friday morning following a strong Thursday, when the US senate turned down a USD 14bn rescue package for the automobile industry.
The Brent crude January contract had shed USD 1.88 at the time of writing, changing hands at USD 45.51/bbl. In New York, the WTI crude front month contract was last seen at USD 45.88/bbl, down USD 2.10 on the previous close. "I dread looking at Wall Street tomorrow," Harry Reid, leader of the Democratic majority in the Senate commented the rejected rescue package on Thursday night,
Freitag, 12.12.2008, 08:31 Uhr
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Commodities - Oil rises on hopes of auto rescue package
Brent crude oil rises on Thursday morning, following hopes that fuel demand will be revived by a lifeline loan to US automakers.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Failed automobile bail-out pushes oil back down
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Commentary
Commodities - Failed automobile bail-out pushes oil back down
Oil prices are retreating Friday morning following a strong Thursday, when the US senate turned down a USD 14bn rescue package for the automobile industry.
The Brent crude January contract had shed USD 1.88 at the time of writing, changing hands at USD 45.51/bbl. In New York, the WTI crude front month contract was last seen at USD 45.88/bbl, down USD 2.10 on the previous close. "I dread looking at Wall Street tomorrow," Harry Reid, leader of the Democratic majority in the Senate commented the rejected rescue package on Thursday night,
Freitag, 12.12.2008, 08:31 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 15.12.2008, 08:25
Commodities - Oil gains on Opec cut expectations
The Brent crude front month has opened up on Monday as the players expect the Opec to announce a 2m barrel a day production cut on Wednesday. 
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil gains on Opec cut expectations
Montag, 15.12.2008, 08:25
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Oil gains on Opec cut expectations
The Brent crude front month has opened up on Monday as the players expect the Opec to announce a 2m barrel a day production cut on Wednesday. 
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 11.12.2008, 08:05
Commodities - Oil rises on hopes of auto rescue package
Brent crude oil rises on Thursday morning, following hopes that fuel demand will be revived by a lifeline loan to US automakers.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Oil rises on hopes of auto rescue package
Donnerstag, 11.12.2008, 08:05
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Commodities - Oil rises on hopes of auto rescue package
Brent crude oil rises on Thursday morning, following hopes that fuel demand will be revived by a lifeline loan to US automakers.

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