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Oil dips to lowest level since October

By Associated Press
Friday, November 13, 2009 -
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NEW YORK — Oil slid today to its lowest price in a month as investors started to pay more attention to a yearlong slump in American energy demand.

For most of the year, oil prices surged as investors pumped money into crude contracts to protect themselves from a weakening dollar. Oil was thought of as a safe bet with demand expected to rise next year, and crude prices doubled from March to October.

 
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