Oil prices skidded to their lowest level in nearly seven years on Monday, hurting the shares of major oil companies on Wall Street as a global glut showed no signs of abating, while European stocks benefited from a weaker euro. Brent crude prices fell to $41.20, their lowest since February 2009, after a meeting of members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries…
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