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Here's Why Oil Futures Have Fallen to a Two-Year Low
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October 10, 2014
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1:55Now PlayingOct. 10 (Bloomberg) -- On “Insight & Action,” Bloomberg “Money Clip” Host Adam Johnson examines why oil prices have fallen to a two-year low. (Source: Bloomberg)
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"Money Clip" brings you all the top market news and analysis of equities, currencies, bonds, commodities and options while the trading day is in full swing. The business news broadcast insights from Wall Street analysts, sector specialists, and star traders who specialize in crunching the numbers that underpin U.S. stock market moves.
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