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Despite Overseas Weakness, US Durable Goods Rise

Commodities to Watch: Nat Gas, Silver and More ...

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Published: Thursday, 20 Jan 2011 | 11:17 AM ET
By: CNBC.com
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Stocks retreated again as investors absorbed a slew of economic news, including a drop in a gauge of manufacturing activity in the Mid-Atlantic region, and a significant rise in existing home sales.

Gold prices extended early losses to fall below $1,350 an ounce on Thursday, hitting their lowest in two months, as the euro surrendered gains to turn negative versus the dollar, and as investment demand waned.

Other commodities were also on the move. Here are six worth watching:

Natural Gas
Natural Gas' prices were up nearly 2 percent after the 10:30 inventory report.

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Silver
The worst performing commodity in the CRB index, down nearly 5 percent Thursday morning.

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Crude Oil
This commodity was down about 3 percent as we await oil inventory data at the top of the hour.

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Gold
Gold's prices were getting slammed after Brazil's rate hike.

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Copper
Copper is another commodity that was taking a hit.

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Platinum
This commodity was down nearly 2 percent.

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