SINGAPORE: Oil prices resumed their decline in Asia on Wednesday, with global crude oversupply continuing to dampen investors’ sentiment despite occasional rallies.

Prices had risen the previous day after a four-day losing streak, as traders weighed a bearish price outlook from the International Energy Agency (IEA) and a lowered US estimate for crude production.

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