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Oil prices have fallen by almost $3 on fears that energy demand may
not have recovered as much as thought.

US crude was down $2.78 at $69.26 a barrel, while in London Brent
crude was $2.96 lower to $68.36 a barrel.

A report by the Centre for Global Energy Studies said there was
unlikely to be a sustained rise in prices until a global recovery was
well established.

Market participants were also nervous before this week's G20 summit
and a Federal Reserve meeting.

The summit in Pittsburgh is likely to address whether further measures
are needed to support the world economy, or whether stimulus plans can
be withdrawn.

"There will be little or no sustained upward pressure on oil prices
until global economic recovery is firmly established and reviving oil
demand begins to draw down bulging oil inventories," analysts at the
Centre for Global Energy Studies said.

"Even next year prices are unlikely to rise much unless clear signals
emerge that the world is pulling out of recession in a sustainable
fashion."

Another report from energy information firm Platts also suggested that
energy demand in China, the world's second largest consumer of oil,
slowed in August.

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