Oil drops to six-month low in Ike aftermath
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. oil prices dropped more than $2 to a six-month low below $99 a barrel on Sunday as dealers bet on a swift recovery of the nation's energy production after Hurricane Ike and the U.S. government loaned oil to two refiners.
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