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    Oil prices fluctuate after hitting record above $106
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    But most investors believe that despite occasional rebounds, the dollar is likely to continue falling as the Fed continues to cut rates. "The swings in the dollar are still the most critical item" said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, an energy consultancy in Galena, Ill. Full Article at USA Today
    The swings in the dollar are still the most critical item
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
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Oil prices fluctuate after hitting record above $106
  1. We don't see oil demand accelerating while the price has its foot on the throat of consumers
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago
  2. The higher the market goes, the more volatile it becomes ... Does it mean that the rally is over? No.
    SOURCE: USA Today 20 months ago

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