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Global-View D.O.G. Index July 4, 2011 U.S. Close
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The Global-View.com D.O.G. (Dollar, Oil, Gold) investor purchasing power index is closing in North America at .5095, -0.11% from its Friday close (-5.3% ytd). As for its key subcomponents, the USD forex purchasing power index is .7340, -0.01% (-5.67% ytd). The forex index is value is calculated against the top six trading currencies. Against gold, the USD purchasing power index is currently worth .1926, -0.64% (-5.08% ytd). Against crude, it is at 0.4894, -0.12% (-3.75% ytd). The D.O.G. Index base is 1.00. It is set against levels from the start of 1999, as of the initial launch of the euro (currency).
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