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Oil prices continued to fall on Tuesday morning, following a
sell-off on Monday triggered by a stronger U.S. dollar, concerns
over growing supply from non-OPEC producers, and signs of potential
slower oil demand growth in China. (Click to enlarge)At 09:18 am
CST on Tuesday, WTI was down 0.88 percent at US$47.17. For more
crude oil prices, please head over to our Oil Price Charts
page.  On Monday, oil prices dropped by 2.5 percent to their
lowest close in three weeks, with WTI Crude settling at US$47.59,
the lowest level since July 24.  …

Oil prices continued to fall on Tuesday morning, following a
sell-off on Monday triggered by a stronger U.S. dollar, concerns
over growing supply from non-OPEC producers, and signs of potential
slower oil demand growth in China. (Click to enlarge)At 09:18 am
CST on Tuesday, WTI was down 0.88 percent at US$47.17. For more
crude oil prices, please head over to our Oil Price Charts
page.  On Monday, oil prices dropped by 2.5 percent to their
lowest close in three weeks, with WTI Crude settling at US$47.59,
the lowest level since July 24.  …

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