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Crude oil options volatility fell as underlying futures rose as the U.S. economy showed gains amid optimism that U.S. lawmakers will make progress on budget talks.
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Heating oil declined amid concern that Europe’s debt crisis will hinder economic growth and curb fuel demand.
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Canadian natural gas fell to the lowest price in more than a month after a U.S. government report showed storage levels increased more than expected last week.
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Natural gas futures rose for a second day in New York on forecasts of below-normal temperatures that may boost demand for the heating fuel.
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Heating oil and gasoline rose to their second consecutive yearly gains and the highest year-end prices since 2007 after the dollar slipped as confidence in the economic recovery prompted investors to turn to riskier assets.
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Gasoline jumped to a two-week high after the Energy Department reported that U.S. stockpiles of the motor fuel fell unexpectedly last week and imports slid to the lowest level in 15 weeks.
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Gasoline fell a third straight day on speculation that supplies are rising as refineries finish repairs and that demand will slip after the Christmas holidays.
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Gasoline fell, erasing an earlier gain, as data on home sales, leading indicators and U.S. manufacturing indicated economic weakness.
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Gasoline advanced in New York as Brent crude in London rebounded from an early decline on heightened concern that political instability in the Middle East may disrupt fuel production and shipments in the region.
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Gasoline futures slipped to a five- week low on speculation that supplies rose last week and as a report that U.S. home prices declined indicated the economy and fuel demand may struggle to improve in 2011.
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