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Crude oil futures fell in New York, paring the biggest weekly gain since February, as a drop in Japan’s industrial output prompted traders to lock in profits from yesterday’s rally.
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Crude oil rose to the highest level in more than one month as U.S. stocks rallied after Bank of America Corp. reported better-than-estimated results, raising hopes that economic growth will stabilize.
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Crude oil capped the longest rally this year in New York as gasoline prices surged and the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index held gains a day after making the biggest advance since August.
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-- Sugar futures fell for the third time in four sessions on forecasts that output will recover in India, the world’s top consumer and second-biggest producer. Orange juice rose to a three-week high.
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Crude oil climbed the most in five weeks as the dollar tumbled to a 15-year low against the yen and a government report showed a smaller-than-forecast U.S. stockpile gain.
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Raw-sugar prices fell from a three- month high as slumping U.S. equities revived concern that a slowing economy will limit demand for commodities. Cotton and orange juice climbed.
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Crude oil rose for the first time in three days in New York as the euro rebounded from a six-month low, increasing the appeal of commodities as an alternative investment to the U.S. dollar.
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Copper futures fell the most in six weeks on speculation that manufacturers have enough metal to meet demand.
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Silver had its biggest three-day drop since March 1983, crude oil tumbled to a two-week low and gold, copper and grains fell after money managers made near-record bets on high commodity prices in April.
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Sugar prices fell the most in two weeks on signs of rising supply from Brazil, the world’s largest producer. Cocoa and coffee futures also dropped.
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