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U.S. Dollar Index Futures PricesTuesday, May 21st, 2013

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Contract Last Change Open High Low Previous Volume Time Links
DXY00 (Cash) 83.772 -0.092 83.758 83.787 83.676 83.864 0 20:13    
DXM13 (Jun '13) 83.865 -0.090 83.865 83.865 83.760 83.955 1,133 20:13    
DXU13 (Sep '13) 84.195s +0.083 84.200 84.525 84.000 84.112 153 05/21/13    
DXZ13 (Dec '13) 84.405s +0.083 0.000 84.405 84.405 84.322 0 05/21/13    
DXH14 (Mar '14) 84.625s +0.083 0.000 84.625 84.625 84.542 0 05/21/13    

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