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>November WTI crude sl ipped below $50 for the first time since Sep. 19, falling 44¢ to close at $49.98/bbl despite a bigger than expected drop in crude inventory
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November WTI crude sl ipped below $50 for the first time since Sep. 19, falling 44¢ to close at $49.98/bbl despite a bigger than expected drop in crude inventory
The EIA data showed crude stocks fell 6 million barrels versus analysts' consensus forecast for a 800,000 barrel drop. The EIA said gasoline stocks were up 1.6 million barrels, compared with expectations for a 1.1 million-barrel build.
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