Gas hits $3.60 a gallon, crude nears $120 on supply outages

NEW YORK (AP) — Gas prices hit $3.60 a gallon and oil futures rose to their own new record near $120 a barrel on Monday as labor actions overseas threatened crude supplies. Oil prices later retreated to close up only slightly as the dollar stabilized against foreign currencies.

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