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Market 360: The Week's Best & Worst
Published:
Friday, 17 Jul 2009 | 5:20 PM ET
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Commodity Impact: Oil settled at $63.56 per barrel, rising over 6% for the week, for its biggest percent gain since the last week in May.
Gas Prices: The AAA current national average for regular gas is $2.481 per gallon down 39.6% from a year ago when the average was $4.104 per gallon
The highest recorded average price by AAA was on 7/17/2008, when the national average was $4.114 per gallon
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Currencies Impact: The US dollar and yen recovered some of their earlier losses this week, as mixed earnings data on Friday, enhanced the greenback's safe-have appeal.
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Global Index Performance led by Asia and Latin America:
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Note: Data based on preliminary numbers. May adjust slightly due to settling at close.
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