Jan 30, 2010
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The main energy commodities (oil, coal, gas) diverged in 2009 as the global economy navigated toward stabilization. Oil outperformed by far, benefiting greatly from increased global liquidity and risk appetite and a weakening dollar. Supply gluts in natural gas helped keep prices much weaker than the traditional link with oil would dictate. Although natural gas regained some ground in H2 2009, its ample supply should continue to depress price gains. While energy markets continue to be well supplied, even over-supplied by some reckoning, the revival[...]
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