CNN logo CNN 21 months ago

Oil surges through $106 landmark

NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil prices jumped to a new record above $106 on Friday in choppy trading after the dollar fell to a new low against the euro. Full Article at CNN

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  1. USA Today logo
    Oil prices fluctuate after hitting record above $106
    21 months ago

    Oil prices jumped to a record above $106 Friday but extended their recent pattern of choppy trading after a weak jobs report ... Full Article at USA Today

  2. MarketWatch logo
    Crude falls to below $105 after U.S. jobs data
    21 months ago

    Crude oil for April delivery fell $1.32, or 1.3%, to $104.15 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange in early morning trading. It dropped to an intraday low of $103.91 earlier. Full Article at MarketWatch

  3. The Australian logo
    Oil eases from new high above $US106
    21 months ago

    Light, sweet crude for April delivery settled US32 cents lower at $US105.15 a barrel, down 0.3 per cent on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Full Article at The Australian

  4. Canadian Business Online logo
    Oil Prices Steady in Asia After Spiking to Record Near $106 a Barrel
    21 months ago

    Light, sweet crude for April delivery fell 9 cents to $105.38 a barrel in Asian electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange by midday in Singapore. Full Article at Canadian Business Online

Related Quotes

  1. There are expectations that the dollar will go lower, and that's driving money into commodities ... Traders now have this mantra: sell the dollar and buy oil, or buy commodities.
    SOURCE: Houston Chronicle 21 months ago
  2. The dollar is going down again and hedgers are buying commodities and this is all adding fuel to the fire
    SOURCE: Zee News 21 months ago
  3. The higher the market goes, the more volatile it becomes ... Does it mean that the rally is over? No.
    SOURCE: USA Today 21 months ago
  4. Still, the market has also shown remarkable resilience to negative news with price dips so far attracting fresh buying interest ... This buy the dips mentality may continue to prop up prices as long as the dollar keeps trending lower.
    SOURCE: MarketWatch 21 months ago
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