Non-energy commodity prices fell by 3.3 percent in November a fourth straight monthly decrease on continued concerns about global demand, and in part due to dollar appreciation (up 1.3 percent against the euro). Declines were heaviest for rubber and iron ore. Oil prices rose above $100/bbl, mainly due to recovering West Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices following announcement of plans to help alleviate the transportation bottleneck in the U.S mid-continent...
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