(Reuters) - London Brent crude , currently seen as more representative of the world market, eased 16 cents to $76.70 a barrel by 0756 GMT, after falling 78 cents on Monday. U.S. crude slid 26 cents to $74.63 after a 90-cent slide on Monday.
U.S. crude stocks are expected to have dropped last week as refinery usage increased sharply, with refiners ramping up production to offset worries over summer fuel supplies, a preliminary Reuters poll of industry analysts showed.
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U.S. crude stocks are expected to have dropped last week as refinery usage increased sharply, with refiners ramping up production to offset worries over summer fuel supplies, a preliminary Reuters poll of industry analysts showed.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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