West Texas Intermediate fell for a fourth day, the longest losing streak in three months, amid speculation reduced Chinese and U.S. growth will curb demand in the world’s biggest oil users. Brent was steady in London . Futures dropped as much as 0.5 percent in New York. China outlined a package of measures to support its economy amid continuing signs of a slowdown. A gauge of U.S. fuel consumption slid to the lowest level since June, government data show, as investors weigh comments from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen that stimulus will be needed for “some time to come.” NATO vowed to boost support for eastern European nations unnerved by Russia ’s annexation of Crimea. “You take out the geopolitical risks, Yellen’s comments, add reduced economic performance in China and it’s an environment that’s not supportive of high prices,” said Jonathan Barratt , the chief executive officer of Barratt’s […]