Charts of US Dollar, Oil Prices, Gasoline Prices and S&P500

This graph shows the US dollar has rallied to a 1-year high (vs. the Euro), oil prices (WTIC) currently $100.87 per barrel, are down 31% since peaking at $145.66 earlier this year while the S&P500 trading at $1225 (more charts of S&P500) remains at bear market levels.

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Consumer sentiment should improve now that gasoline prices are down significantly as this chart of gasoline prices, oil prices and the S&P500 shows.

With oil prices off 31% and companies like Federal Express (FDX) announcing higher earnings expectations largely due to lower fuel costs, can a rally in the S&P500 be far away?

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For more information, see "Stock Market Returns After Oil Prices Double in a Year or less"

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