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Commodities prices slumped Tuesday as the U.S. dollar muscled its way higher against the euro and other currencies, making everything from oil to wheat more costly to foreign buyers.
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Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures sank Tuesday in a correction from a recent rally to new contract highs and amid spillover pressure from other commodities markets, traders said.
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Wheat futures continued to slide in overnight trade taking corn and soybean prices down too. Expect a great deal of price volatility the rest of this week.
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Crude oil rose for the first day in four on speculation U.S. stockpiles fell last week, increasing concern that supplies may be constrained heading into the peak- demand winter season.
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Gold climbed in London as the dollar fell against the euro, boosting bullion’s appeal as an alternative investment. Silver also gained.
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Copper rose for a third consecutive day in London on concern that a strike at Southern Copper Corp. in Peru will cut production and lower supply. Lead advanced to a record for a second session.