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      Date Stock Title
      Nov 21 USO Nvidia Aggressively Bought, Russia Fires First Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, Adani Indicted
      Nov 21 USO Commodity Roundup: Natural gas turns out to be more sensitive to geopolitical risks, ING says
      Nov 21 DBO Short-Term Energy Outlook, November 2024
      Nov 21 USO Short-Term Energy Outlook, November 2024
      Nov 20 USO OPEC Secretary General issues heavenly message at COP29 - oil is 'gift of God'
      Nov 20 USO Asia Mixed, Europe Markets Gain; Gold Slips And Dollar Gains Against Yen - Global Markets Today While US Slept
      Nov 20 USO Crude oil adds to gains; analyst thinks China's oil imports surged in November
      Nov 19 USO U.S. crude stockpiles rose 4.7M barrels last week, API says
      Nov 19 USO Not World War III But New Russian Nuclear Doctrine Brings Selling In Stocks, Walmart Breaks Out
      Nov 19 USO Commodity Roundup: Gold back above $2,600, ING sees oil market surplus through 2025
      Nov 19 USO AAA sees Thanksgiving auto travelers enjoying lowest pump prices in nearly three years
      Nov 18 USO Commodity Roundup: BMI flags downside risks to gold in 2025; eyes on Ukraine-Russia war
      Nov 16 USO Biden pushes ahead with methane fee despite Trump's win, asks E.U. to align with U.S.
      Nov 15 USO U.S. drilling rig count edges lower in Baker Hughes survey
      Nov 15 USO Powell Speaks The Truth - Market Does Not Like It, Consternation About Kennedy, Gaetz, And Hegseth
      Nov 15 USO Commodity Roundup: Gold faces big weekly fall, UBS cuts Brent forecast to $80 in 2025
      Nov 14 USO U.S. refiner margins seen stabilizing next year as plant closures cut supply - EIA
      Sweet Crude Oil

      Sweet crude oil is a type of light, sweet crude oil that has a low sulfur content and is relatively easy to refine. It is considered to be of higher quality than sour crude oil, which has a higher sulfur content and is more difficult to refine. Sweet crude oil is typically used to produce gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.

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