Author: Reuters

Oil prices fell more than 3% on Monday, extending losses from the previous week, on growing concerns that a global trade war could slow the global economy and weaken oil demand, following China’s retaliation against U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Both benchmarks plunged 7% on Friday to settle at their lowest in over three years as China ramped up tariffs on U.S. goods, escalating a trade war that has led investors to price in a higher probability of recession. Responding to Trump’s tariffs, China on Friday said it would impose additional levies of 34% on American goods, confirming investor fears…

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