SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell in Asia on Monday as dealers eyed lackluster manufacturing data from China, which raised concerns about weak demand from the world’s top energy consumer, analysts said.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate fell two cents to $59.13 while Brent eased seven cents to $66.39 in afternoon trade.
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