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ETF Securities' weekly funds flow report for the week ending 21 November showed a fourth consecutive weekly inflow into oil-related exchange-traded commodities (ETCs). Investors see value in oil as a commodity after the sharp declines that have taken place since July. Brent Oil fell a huge 66 percent in little over four months, from a record high of $147.50 a barrel on July 11 to below $50 a barrel on November 20. Inflows were reported for ETF Securities' Crude Oil (LSE:CRUD), Brent 1 Month (LSE: OILB), and Leveraged Crude Oil (LSE: LOIL) ETCs. At the same time last week marked the sixth consecutive week of declining assets for the ETFS Short Crude Oil (LSE: SOIL) ETC, which benefits from declining oil prices. ETF Securities also reported continuing investor demand for gold ETCs, and a general reduction in the assets devoted to short (inverse) ETCs.
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[News] 12/15/2009
New Swiss-Based Gold Tracker From ETFS -
[News] 01/03/2010
ZKB Gold ETF Sees December Redemptions -
[News] 01/03/2010
DJ Stoxx 600 Registers Biggest Gain Of Decade In 2009 -
[News] 01/06/2010
Weekly European ETF Trading Report -
[News] 01/04/2010
Source Launches US Equity Sector ETFs

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