Brent crude fell Thursday, after rebounding a day earlier from falls earlier in the week. Trading has been volatile over the past week, said Andrey Kryuchenkov of VTB Capital, after a long summer decline in prices. "Players in the U.S. returned to the market after the long holiday weekend on Tuesday and aggravated the short selling while volumes have finally started to gain," he wrote in a note to clients. "A stronger U.S. currency added to the pain, with oil futures joining a broader commodity selloff," he said. The low prices are making Brent competitive against other types of crude oil. Saudi Arabia released its prices for October loading crude, with "cuts for every grade in every region," according to JBC Energy. The deepest cuts were to prices for oil deliveries in Asia, according to JBC. JBC noted that Saudi crude was still expensive relative to key competitors such […]