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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2009
Crude
  
Jennifer Tan / Reuters   09:38 AM | November 11,2009
US crude for December delivery rose 11 cents to $79.16 a barrel
Jan Harvey / Reuters  08:24 PM | November 09,2009
The dollar weakened broadly on Monday after a Group of Twenty meeting and US jobs data did little to alter the view that US interest rates will stay low for the foreseeable future, offering little incentive to buy the currency
Reuters  11:27 AM | November 09,2009
Ida was expected to weaken gradually on Monday as it heads toward some of the oil and gas production facilities in the central Gulf, the US National Hurricane Center said
Reuters   09:22 AM | November 06,2009
Market eyes US jobs data for direction; few US jobs seen lost in Oct, jobless rate seen up-survey; US dollar steady ahead of Oct jobs report
Reuters   09:49 AM | November 05,2009
US crude for December fell 61 cents to $79.79 a barrel by 0339 GMT, after settling up 80 cents on Wednesday
  02:34 PM | November 04,2009
Its imports rose to 1.28 mn bpd vs 1.22 mn bpd in August
Reuters  03:26 PM | October 30,2009
Global oil product stocks stored at sea are also brimming, with floating storage estimates near 80 million barrels
Reuters  01:32 PM | October 27,2009
Dealers said they expected the London-based company’s shares to open 3% higher on the earnings
  09:17 PM | October 21,2009
Oil prices touching the $80-mark and the consolidated fiscal deficit at 10.1% are a reminder that high oil prices add to the government’s fiscal burden
Reuters   09:09 AM | October 16,2009
Oil is headed for a gain of 8.75% this week, and is its longest winning streak since July, but there are some worries about how long the rally can be sustained
Reuters   08:49 AM | October 15,2009
US crude for November delivery rose 62 cents to $75.80 a barrel by 0220 GMT, after surging as high as $75.90 earlier in electronic trading, its highest since October 2008
Reuters   10:49 AM | October 14,2009
Oil’s gains on Tuesday came after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said a recovering world economy is expected to boost world crude demand by 700,000 barrels per day next year, to almost 85 million barrels a day
Reuters  02:33 PM | October 09,2009
In a monthly report, the agency, which advises 28 industrialised economies, increased its global oil demand growth estimate for 2010 to 1.42 million barrels per day
Reuters  09:07 AM | October 06,2009
The Independent said US authorities were aware that the meetings had taken place but had not discovered the details and were “sure to fight this international cabal”
Reuters  07:42 PM | October 05,2009
The fall added to Friday’s drop of more than 1%, which took place as doubts over a recovery resurfaced after data showed US employers cut 263,000 jobs in September and the employment rate had soared