Benchmark Brent oil prices tanked on Monday by more than 9% to strike a four-year low, rocked by fears over virus-hit demand.
In late morning deals, Brent North Sea crude for delivery in May sank to $30.56 per barrel, which was the lowest level since February 2016, with the market pressured also by a price war between major producers Saudi Arabia and Russia.
New York's WTI oil contract was meanwhile down 5.64% at $29.59 a barrel.
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