Oil falls below $96 on financial turmoil
PERTH (Reuters) - Oil extended losses below $96 a barrel on Tuesday, after slumping almost 10 percent in the previous session, as fear gripped financial markets in the wake of U.S. lawmakers' shock rejection of a $700 billion rescue plan.
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