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From Businessweek.com: Commodities are retreating across the board as the dollar grows stronger and investors sell off some of their holdings to take profits.
Since commodities are priced in dollars, a stronger dollar makes them less attractive to buyers who use foreign currencies……………………………………….Full Article: Source
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Commodities retreat as dollar grows stronger
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