SINGAPORE : Oil prices fell in Asia Monday as dealers fretted over a collapse in Greece’s debt talks and a possible return of Iranian supplies disrupted by international sanctions, analysts said.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for July delivery fell 20 cents to $59.76 while Brent crude for July eased 37 cents to $63.50 in mid-morning trade.
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