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Oil prices surged on Monday, with
The contract for October delivery then eased to just below $109 in Asian trade on Tuesday.  Â
Oil prices had been plummeting since peaking at $147.27 a barrel on July 11, as investors bet that sluggish global growth would diminish oil demand.
A sharp fall in the dollar added to oil's gains. The dollar tumbled versus other major currencies. Gold prices jumped more than $44 an ounce as investors looked for safer assets than stocks and on concerns about the inflationary aspects of the bailout plan.
The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 3.27 percent, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index slid 3.82 percent, as the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 4.17 percent.
Monday's market swoon wiped out nearly all the gains seen on Friday when the bailout announcement sparked Wall Street's best one-day advance since 1987.
Investors cited uncertainties about the rescue plan's details and concern about whether it would provide a lift for the
"Here it is Monday and people are waking up from a gigantic hangover, trying to figure out what's next," John Schloegel, vice president of investment strategies for Capital Cities Asset Management in
Asian stocks also fell, snapping a two-day rally.
Australian share prices shed 1.9 percent in morning trade on worries about the rescue plan, while
"The bailout gave the
The Bush administration is pressing Congress to approve one of the costliest