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Effects of Weekly Inventory Data Releases on Crude Oil Spot Prices

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  • Angi RÖSCH
  • Harald SCHMIDBAUER

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  • Angi RÖSCH & Harald SCHMIDBAUER, 2010. "Effects of Weekly Inventory Data Releases on Crude Oil Spot Prices," EcoMod2010 259600144, EcoMod.
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