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  1. (Wed) Up 21 cents to $71.31: Equities strengthened and the U.S. dollar once again fell.
  2. (Tue) Up $3.08 to $71.10: The dollar fell to a low for the year against the euro.
  3. (Fri) Up 6 cents to $68.02: A strong rise in equities outweighed U.S. jobs data that showed the unemployment rate at a 26-year high.
  4. (Thu) Down 9 cents to $67.96: Oil was unchanged ahead of Friday's US jobs report.
  5. (Wed) Unchanged at $68.05: A smaller-than-expected drop in U.S. crude stocks offset a steep drop in gasoline inventories.
  6. (Tue) Down $1.91 to $68.05: Equities sunk while the dollar strengthened.
  7. (Mon) Down $2.78 to $69.96: The Shanghai Composite share index, China's leading stock market indicator, fell by nearly 7%.
  8. (Fri) Up 25 cents to $72.74: The dollar fell against the euro.
  9. (Thu) Up $1.06 to $72.49: Equities rose while the dollar weakened.
  10. (Wed) Down 62 cents to $71.43: U.S. crude inventories rose 128,000 barrels last week.
  11. (Tue) Down $2.32 to $72.05: Oil fell on profit-taking after reaching an intra-day high of $75 a barrel.
  12. (Mon) Up 48 cents to $74.37: A strong showing by gasoline futures boosted oil.
  13. (Fri) Up 98 cents to $73.89: Equities rose after data pointed to a turnaround in the housing market.
  14. (Thu) Up 12 cents to $72.54: The index of leading economic indicators rose for a fourth month in July.
  15. (Wed) Up $3.23 to $72.42: Oil inventories plunged 8.4 million barrels last week.
  16. (Tue) Up $2.44 to $69.19: Equities rose while the dollar weakened.
  17. (Mon) Down 76 cents to $66.75: Equities dropped while the dollar rose.
  18. (Fri) Down $3.01 to $67.51: U.S. consumer confidence in early August dropped to the lowest level since March.
  19. (Thu) Up 36 cents to $70.52: The dollar fell.
  20. (Wed) Up 71 cents to $70.16: The U.S. trade deficit edged up slightly in June as imports rose for the first time in 11 months.