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April Summary: The Month's Best & Worst
Published:
Thursday, 30 Apr 2009 | 5:37 PM ET
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Commodity Impact:
Crude Oil for June delivery ended April relatively flat, down -0.59%, at $51.12 per barrel. Year-to-date, crude oil continues to trade up 14.62%. In the energy complex, natural gas' prices increased this month, marking a 40.93% loss YTD. Copper, RBOB Gasoline, Sugar, Cocoa, and Orange juice continued their upward trend this month, adding to their gains year-to-date.
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Note: Data based on preliminary numbers. May adjust slightly due to settling at close.
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