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Oil Closes at Record High (At Least in Dollar Terms)

Oil closed at a record high today even after news came out that OPEC would increase output.  Part of the reason for oil's rise is based on the fact that it is priced in dollars which are falling.  So even if global demand is unchanged, the falling dollar results in a higher price.  When priced in Euros, oil is still 8% off its record high of 60.91 set on April 21, 2006.

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