LONDON — Oil prices fell on Monday as Saudi Arabia made the deepest monthly price cuts for supply to Asia in five months and uncertainty over China’s oil demand cloud oil markets’ recovery. Brent crude was at $42.04 a barrel, down 62 cents or 1.4% by 0859 GMT, after earlier sliding to $41.51, the lowest since July 30. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude...
Full ArticleOil falls after Saudi cuts prices, China slows imports
WorldNews
0 shares
1 views
You might like
Related news coverage
China Ramps Up US Crude Oil Imports As Elections Near – Analysis
Eurasia Review
By Irina Slav*
China has been buying a lot of U.S. crude oil lately, perhaps in a belated attempt to fulfill some of the..
Beyond Fighting The Last Trade War – OpEd
Eurasia Review
The Pandemic And Oil – OpEd
Eurasia Review
-
Today's Market View - Central Asia Metals, Beowulf Mining, Polymetal and more...
Proactive Investors
-
Where Is Future Oil Demand Going To Come From?
OilPrice.com
Advertisement
More coverage
The US, China, And New Cold Warriors – Analysis
Eurasia Review
On the days when he is not celebrating his friendship and trade deals with China’s president Xi Jinping, Donald Trump has sought..
-
Private Equity Is Bargain Hunting In Canada’s Oil Patch
OilPrice.com
-
Saudi Arabia To Cut Oil Prices As Demand Fears Grow
OilPrice.com