SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell in Asia on Thursday as dealers fretted over a lower-than-expected drop in US crude production that dimmed hopes of a quick end to a global supply glut, analysts said.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 35 cents to $60.58 while Brent crude for June eased 36 cents to $67.41 in afternoon trade.
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