NEW YORK (AP) ? Oil is dropping on growing concerns about Europe's ability to solve its credit crisis.
Benchmark crude lost $2.57, nearly 3 percent, at $85.42 in morning trading in New York while Brent crude slipped $2.56 to $109.66 in London.
The drop mirrored a broad sell-off in stock markets. The Dow Jones industrial average, the Standard & Poor's 500 and the Nasdaq are all down about 2 percent.
Oil's been falling since Friday, when European leaders delayed more emergency funds to Greece. If the Greek government defaults, it could destabilize the economies of other countries as well.
Associated Press
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