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Gainers

• CurrencyShares Euro Trust (NYSE: FXE) up 0.40 percent to $134.54. Euro is making some gains, continuing momentum from yesterday, as nonfarm payroll data in the U.S. showed the addition of 137,000 positions, solidifying notions that an economic recovery might be continuing.
  
  The number comes following stronger ADP and initial claims data earlier in the week.
• SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD) up 0.14 percent to $160.72.

Gainers

• SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD) up 1.00% to $140.44. Investors moving back into gold as a safe haven investment, as crude prices still hover around $105 per barrel amid conflicts in Libya and a bus bombing in Jerusalem, despite an inventory increase last week.
  
  The higher oil prices add to uncertainty of a continued global recovery.
• United States Oil (NYSE: USO) up 0.74% to $42.24.

1. On Wednesday, the Dubai government said it would restructure its corporate flagship, Dubai World, and asked creditors to accept delayed payments.

Dubai World is seeking a six-month moratorium on interest payments. The news sent world markets tumbling Thursday and Friday.

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Gold (NYSE: GLD) continued to new all-time highs earlier in the week, but sold off at the week's end as the dollar strengthened on a 'flight to quality' trade following the debt concerns in Dubai.

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