Fed Pessimism Fuels Asia Losses; Nikkei Up
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Brian Stutland explains why options traders are betting big on oil refiners.
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Brian Stutland explains why options traders are betting big on oil refiners.
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Find out why this pro trader is buying the dips in crude oil.
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The crude oil market has been quiet—but expect black gold to get a move on soon.
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As worries over the outlook for the global economy resurface, analysts tell CNBC that Asia can take comfort from one fact – the sharp fall in oil prices.
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Gas prices are expected to slide this summer, delivering some relief to consumers. How low they go depends on where you live.
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Bulls are likely to take another swing at the S&P 500 closing high this week, but the real battle will begin after that.
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President Obama is making climate change a key issue in his second term, but the cost of cutting the nation's carbon footprint is likely to place a heavy burden on average Americans—and the U.S. economy.
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Oil prices may rise this week, boosted by expectations of further weakness in the U.S. dollar against its European counterpart and on indications global growth is improving, according to CNBC's latest survey of oil market sentiment, though gains may be limited by increased supply from North America.
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Gold rose nearly 1 percent on Wednesday, as economic optimism fueled sharp gains on Wall Street after U.S. lawmakers clinched a last-minute deal to avoid tax hikes that threatened to send the economy back to a recession.
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Gold bounced back from near a four-month low as investors were discouraged by a weaker euro and stalled U.S. budget talks.
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Gold plunged below $1,650 an ounce, down more than 1 percent, and to its lowest since August as heavy liquidation by hedge funds and signs of an improving U.S. economy triggered selling.
