The US economy lost jobs for a second consecutive month in July, adding to worries that economic recovery will continue to struggle, leaving demand outlook for commodities uncertain. Crude oil futures fell for a third consecutive day- light, sweet crude for September delivery fell to US$80.7 on the Nymex, while Brent crude fell to US$80.
That crude oil prices have sustained above US$80 is an indication that crude oil is taking its cues from the global economic growth. Crude oil has crossed the US$80 threshhold for the first time since May.
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