Oil futures hovered below three-week lows on Tuesday as investors waited for developments in Greece following a bank shutdown, keeping them away from riskier assets and putting Brent crude on course for a second month of declines. Brent crude futures were down 3 cents at $61.98 a barrel at 0624 GMT, after falling to $62.01 on Monday, their weakest finish since June 5. The contract is heading for its second straight monthly decline and is down almost 5.5 percent in June. U.S. crude dropped 14 cents to $58.19, having closed down $1.30 at $58.33 a barrel, its lowest settlement since June 8. It is set for its first monthly decline in three and has fallen about 3.5 percent this month. “Greece is still the word,” said Ben Le Brun, market analyst at OptionsXpress in Sydney. “That story doesn’t look like stopping anytime soon.” Tens of thousands of Greeks […]