SINGAPORE, Nov 2 (Reuters) Brent crude fell for a fourth day on Wednesday, the longest losing streak since September, on worries that renewed euro zone debt woes and weak economic data from China and the United States could hurt the global recovery and reduce oil demand.
A shock call by Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou for a vote on the currency bloc's bailout plan pummeled global markets and threw into question the survival of crucial efforts to contain the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis.
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