ALBAWABA – Oil prices fell 0.7 percent on Tuesday for both Brent and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crudes, according to Reuters. The oil market worldwide is seeing a decline ahead of U.S. inflation figures, which is key to predicting the Federal Reserve Board’s (Fed) next step in terms of interest rates. Brent crude dropped $0.54 on the barrel to $76.47 and WTI crude fell $0.5 to $72.66, news outlets ...