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    Oil price hits another new peak
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    Meanwhile, demand for gasoline is falling, and several forecasters have cut their oil demand growth predictions for this year. "There are some very disturbing things in this report on the demand side" said Andrew Lebow, senior vice president at MF Global Inc. in New York. Full Article at WFAA
    There are some very disturbing things in this report on the demand side
    SOURCE: WFAA 21 months ago
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Oil price hits another new peak
  1. There's an ongoing stampede to be a part of the crude oil rally
    SOURCE: WFAA 21 months ago
  2. Clearly, refineries have enough crude oil to produce an abundance of gasoline
    SOURCE: WFAA 21 months ago

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