| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The dollar has risen in recent days against the euro and last week passed the 100-yen mark for the first time in four years.Since oil is traded in dollars, a stronger dollar makes crude and other commodities less appealing to investors with other currencies.This, like the stock market, ends up pulling a lot of money out of commodities and into more reliable risk, said Carl Larry of Oil Outlooks
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