SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell in Asian trade on Monday on growing concerns about demand as equities tumble on global growth woes and supply increases.

US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for November delivery fell $1.23 to $84.59—its weakest for two years—while Brent North Sea crude lost $1.24 to a four-year low of $88.97.

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