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Low Ee Mien is a Technical Manager with ST Electronics, part of the ST Engineering group, Singapore's primary defence contractor and integrated engineering group spanning aerospace, electronics, marine, and land systems.

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NYMEX crude oil prices hit $75 resistance level

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Posted August 24, 2009 with 81 reads

Keywords: nymex, oil, oil prices, Energy and Economy

Heads up. Crude oil prices on NYMEX have just hit the fabled $75 resistance level. In fact nymex.com itself went down momentarily, probably overloaded by excited onlookers. It's now back up. This is a key resistance level that I have been talking about. Let's see how it goes from here.

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1. NYMEX crude oil prices rise to $68 on brighter economic outlook
2. NYMEX crude oil prices hit $72.20 on rising outlook and falling dollar
3. NYMEX crude oil prices ease after surge to $73.24
4. NYMEX crude oil prices jump to 2009 high above $74

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