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Aug 11 2016

09:15

NYMEX September crude fell $1.06 to $41.71/bbl Wednesday

by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com

11/08/2016 (09:15)

NYMEX September crude was down $1.06 to settle at $41.71/barrel on Wednesday.

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