Oil prices fell in early Asian trading on Monday, as economic concerns in China affected expectations for fuel demand, although Brent crude remained above $90 a barrel, supported by tight supplies after Saudi Arabia and Russia extended supply cuts.
ANZ analysts said in a note that concerns about Chinese economic growth affected sentiment in various commodities.
They added that this step was exacerbated by the strength of the US dollar, which kept investors' appetite low, referring to the US currency, which has risen for eight consecutive weeks.
