
LONDON (Reuters) – Oil dropped to a 22-month low under $55 on Thursday as evidence piled up global recession would have a deep impact on demand and news OPEC might take more emergency action did only a little to halt the sell-off.
U.S. crude futures was down a cent at $56.15 by 1136 GMT, recovering from a session low of $54.67 -- the weakest level since January 30, 2007.
London Brent crude fell 25 cents to $52.12.
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