Oil futures lost ground Thursday, pulling back from a four-month high set the previous day that had sent the U.S. benchmark above the $60-a-barrel mark as investors reacted to an unexpectedly large fall in domestic crude inventories.

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Oil futures pulled back Wednesday but held ground near multimonth highs hit this week amid expectations that major global producers outside the U.S. are expected to continue to keep a lid on output.

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Gary Shilling has a knack for predicting turns in the economy. The former chief economist for Merrill Lynch did it in the 1960s. Again in 1991. And then, leading up to the financial crisis in 2008, he consistently warned the housing boom would turn to bust. We all know how that one turned out.

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Most benchmarks down slightly in early trading