SINGAPORE (AP) - Crude oil futures slipped Tuesday in Asian trading on signs that OPEC's output is likely to rise during July and as traders awaited the U.S. petroleum inventory data for clues to the market's direction.
At noon in Singapore, light, sweet crude for September delivery was down 14 cents to US$58.86 a barrel in Asian trading hours after earlier trading between US$58.83 and US$59.15 a barrel.
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