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On Monday, oil prices declined by a dollar in early Asian trading due to concerns about demand following disappointing Chinese inflation data. China's National Bureau of Statistics reported an increase in deflationary pressures in September, and a lack of clarity about the size of the stimulus package to revive the economy left investors uncertain. Brent crude futures dropped to $77.92 per barrel, while U.S.
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