Crude oil prices fell yesterday for a second straight session and are now more than $20 a barrel off a recent peak, as a US Government report showed larger-than-expected increases in inventories of refined petrol and distillates.
Crude oil prices fell yesterday for a second straight session and are now more than $20 a barrel off a recent peak, as a US Government report showed larger-than-expected increases in inventories of refined petrol and distillates.
Crude oil prices fell yesterday for a second straight session and are now more than $20 a barrel off a recent peak, as a US Government report showed larger-than-expected increases in inventories of refined petrol and distillates.