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Updated from 2:21 p.m. EDT
Oil prices fell for a third day Wednesday as traders focused on Treasury Secretary John Snow's cautious prediction for 2005 economic growth.
Crude for October delivery closed down $1.46 to $64.50 a barrel after losing $3.51, or more than 5%, on Friday and Tuesday. Gasoline futures fell 3 cents to $2.02 a gallon. Natural gas futures fell 46 cents to $11.20 per thousand cubic feet.
Front-month crude is now $1.63 below its level just prior to Hurricane Katrina's arrival, while gasoline futures are up 10 cents. ...
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