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Reuters: US STOCKS-Wall St adds to losses; energy weighs
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Adam Sarhan Dow Jones Newswire Quote: MARKET TALK: Sugar Futures Push Still-Higher
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Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: US STOCKS-Futures point to jump at open after payrolls rise
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Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: Hedge funds halve their commodity longs since March
By Barani Krishnan Fri Jun 8, 2012 7:35pm EDT (Reuters) – Hedge funds and other money managers pulled nearly $1.7 billion from commodity markets in the first week of June, extending the bearish mood from May, as the euro zone crisis and stuttering global economy roiled markets, trade data showed on Friday. Together with last month, speculators…