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Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Gasoline futures extended their gains in New York after a U.S. Energy Department report showed stockpiles decreased unexpectedly last week. Gasoline demand was 9.02 million barrels a day, up from 8.86 million the previous week. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Click the chart to view other commodity prices. Full Article at CNN/Money
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Tokyo - Oil was steady around $79.50 a barrel on Wednesday, supported by industry data showing a surprise large drawdown in US crude inventories that blunted the impact of a strengthening dollar and weak Asian equities. Full Article at Empowering Financial Decisions
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US crude oil fell on Thursday to around $81 a barrel, weighed down by gains in the dollar, but a big drawdown in US gasoline stocks, a weak longer-term outlook for the greenback and positive technicals all supported. Full Article at TradeArabia
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Oil prices jumped more than 2 percent on Thursday, touching a one-year high after government data showed a steep, unexpected drop in U.S. gasoline and distillate inventories. Full Article at International Business Times
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Crude rose on API's (crude) decline but the gains were pared by profit-taking
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It's definitely a potential threat
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What stands out is the big draw in the gasoline
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A correction is on the cards. I would expect profit taking to set in next week, and oil to retreat to the mid- to low-$70s
SOURCE: CNBC
