The US dollar closed at 101.42 and fell 0.21; crude oil fell 0.68 and stood at 72.76;
The US dollar closed at 101.42 and fell 0.21; crude oil fell 0.68 and stood at 72.76; gold fell 4.33 and stood at 2,029.91; the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 30.48 and stood at 33,531.33
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