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Jul.15
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Tuesday, 15 Jul 2008
Biggest One Day Drops in Oil
Crude [@CL.1
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On the news, the S&P Energy Sector is down nearly 3%. Some of the biggest losers for the day are CONSOL Energy [CNX
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