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Oil Falls After Setting New Record

NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil prices jumped to a new record above $106 Friday but settled lower, extending their recent pattern of choppy trading after a weak jobs report convinced many traders that the Federal Reserve's interest rate cutting campaign will... Full Article at The Columbian

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  1. The swings in the dollar are still the most critical item
    SOURCE: The Columbian 21 months ago
  2. We don't see oil demand accelerating while the price has its foot on the throat of consumers
    SOURCE: The Columbian 21 months ago
  3. The higher the market goes, the more volatile it becomes ... Does it mean that the rally is over? No.
    SOURCE: The Columbian 21 months ago
  4. There are expectations that the dollar will go lower and that's driving money into commodities
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