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POWER: Poland's Feb Settles Up 1.5% On Week

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Poland’s February continued to climb from the previous session, with the contract settling up by around 1.5% on the week, amid gains in European coal, while relatively unchanged emission prices had little impact. Average temperatures in Warsaw are anticipated to begin cooling from next week – which could lift demand higher.

 

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Poland’s February continued to climb from the previous session, with the contract settling up by around 1.5% on the week, amid gains in European coal, while relatively unchanged emission prices had little impact. Average temperatures in Warsaw are anticipated to begin cooling from next week – which could lift demand higher.

 

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