SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell in Asia on Tuesday after a senior Saudi official signaled that the world’s top crude exporter has no intention of cutting production, despite a global supply glut, analysts said.

US benchmark West Texas Intermediate fell 73 cents to $56.26 while Brent eased 68 cents to $64.15 in afternoon trade.

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