The governments inability to contain capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September, sending share prices tumbling worldwide for the quarter. Government Treasury offices, as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion, as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the “real” economy. Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices to sharp corrections during September. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped from $145/bbl in July to close just above $100 at the end of September.
Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices tumbling for the month. The governments’ inabilities to contain their capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September and into October. Government Treasury offices as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the real economy. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped $15/bbl to close above $100 at the end of September. Nat Gas dropped 6.3% to close at $7.44/Gj.
Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices tumbling for the month. The governments’ inabilities to contain their capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September and into October. Government Treasury offices as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the real economy. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped $15/bbl to close above $100 at the end of September. Nat Gas dropped 6.3% to close at $7.44/Gj.
Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices tumbling for the month. The governments’ inabilities to contain their capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September and into October. Government Treasury offices as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the real economy. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped $15/bbl to close above $100 at the end of September. Nat Gas dropped 6.3% to close at $7.44/Gj.
Welcome back from vacation!!! With Labor Day over, many of us were looking forward to the continued (relative) calm in the broader capital markets that August delivered. The early September reality however, have us all wishing we were back in time!
Welcome back from vacation!!! With Labor Day over, many of us were looking forward to the continued (relative) calm in the broader capital markets that August delivered. The early September reality however, have us all wishing we were back in time!
NORM LAMARCHE - Q3 2008 COMMENTARY
The governments inability to contain capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September, sending share prices tumbling worldwide for the quarter. Government Treasury offices, as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion, as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the “real” economy. Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices to sharp corrections during September. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped from $145/bbl in July to close just above $100 at the end of September.
Front Street Energy Venture Fund Ltd. - Monthly Commentary
Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices tumbling for the month. The governments’ inabilities to contain their capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September and into October. Government Treasury offices as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the real economy. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped $15/bbl to close above $100 at the end of September. Nat Gas dropped 6.3% to close at $7.44/Gj.
Front Street Energy & Power Performance Fund - Monthly Commentary
Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices tumbling for the month. The governments’ inabilities to contain their capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September and into October. Government Treasury offices as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the real economy. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped $15/bbl to close above $100 at the end of September. Nat Gas dropped 6.3% to close at $7.44/Gj.
Front Street Resource Hedge Fund - Monthly Commentary
Falling prices for energy, metal and grains led commodity share prices tumbling for the month. The governments’ inabilities to contain their capital market issues, accentuated the spiral in September and into October. Government Treasury offices as well as Central Banks worldwide, were forced to take greater remedial action to stem the contagion as evidence mounted quickly of its spread into the real economy. On the energy front, WTI crude dropped $15/bbl to close above $100 at the end of September. Nat Gas dropped 6.3% to close at $7.44/Gj.
Front Street Energy Venture Fund
Welcome back from vacation!!! With Labor Day over, many of us were looking forward to the continued (relative) calm in the broader capital markets that August delivered. The early September reality however, have us all wishing we were back in time!
Front Street Energy & Power Performance Fund - Monthly Commentary
Welcome back from vacation!!! With Labor Day over, many of us were looking forward to the continued (relative) calm in the broader capital markets that August delivered. The early September reality however, have us all wishing we were back in time!