SINGAPORE: Oil prices resumed their fall in Asia Wednesday after petroleum workers called off a strike in key OPEC producer Kuwait, quashing hopes the disruption could help ease a persistent supply glut.
Curtailed production resulting from the three-day strike in OPEC's fourth biggest member led prices to rise Tuesday, ending a four-day losing streak.
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