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Market Dispatches 7/3/2008 9:41 PM ET
Oil tops $145, casts pall on markets
Stocks finish the week with small gains. But crude's new highs will weigh on markets next week. Alcoa starts earnings season; GE's report will be a key report. Payrolls fall 62,000 in June, not as bad as expected.
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