Oil prices retreated after last week’s rebound as Brent dropped to $42.66 per barrel and WTI weakened to $39.77 per barrel, dipping below the $40 barrier for the first time since June. A weak outlook for global oil demand has revived concerns about the slow pace of recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, with especially weak gasoline demand in the US at the end of the summer driving season. Prices should ...