Last week the WTI front-month contract fell for a second straight week, down $2.22, or 3.1%, to a Friday close of $69.12/bbl. In the last month, WTI hit a four-year high of more than $76/bbl as traders anticipated a global supply shortage due to US sanctions on Iranian exports scheduled to take effect in early November. However with rising prices, concerns of lower global demand growth took center stage after the IMF and IEA......
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