Oil prices dip as stock markets slide, but trading tepid ahead of OPEC meeting

(December 06 09:47) Reuters.com Business

Oil prices fell along with weak stock markets on Thursday, but trading was tepid ahead of a meeting by producer group OPEC that is expected to result in a supply cut aimed at draining a glut that has pulled down crude prices by 30 percent since October.

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