The Columbian logo The Columbian 21 months ago

Oil Prices Fall on US Payroll Figures

Oil prices fell Friday as U.S. payroll figures seemed to offer further proof of an economic slowdown in the world's biggest oil consuming nation. Full Article at The Columbian

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  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: The Columbian 21 months ago
  2. If the U.S. Administration was really concerned about the rise in oil, then its efforts would be better spent publicly defending the dollar rather than chastising OPEC
    SOURCE: The Columbian 21 months ago
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