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More declining commodities

Posted on 10/03/2006 11:01 AM | Link | Post Comment
The market has opened under some selling pressure this morning, as commodity prices continue to decline. Some think this is forecasting a weaker than expected economy, but the flip side of that argument is just that all of the money that has flowed into commodities is now coming out in search of a new home.

Oil has dropped below the key $60 psychological level. Gold is down another $16. Bond yields are down a touch to 4.61%.

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