“Oil prices rose to near $81 a barrel Friday in Asia, rebounding slightly from the previous session’s steep drop, as traders mull the possible effects of anticipated moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve to spur economic growth.” Read more. “Oil rises to near $81 as traders mull Fed moves” Alex Kennedy Businessweek, October 22, 2010.…
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“Oil prices rose to near $81 a barrel Friday in Asia, rebounding slightly from the previous session’s steep drop, as traders mull the possible effects of anticipated moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve to spur economic growth.” Read more.
“Oil rises to near $81 as traders mull Fed moves”
Alex Kennedy
Businessweek, October 22, 2010.
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