Oil markets might be nearing readjustment as the pain for producers becomes overwhelming with some grades selling at below cost and products such as fuel oil fetching almost nothing, one of the biggest oil traders said. “Some fuel in the U.S. is currently sold close to zero due to the application of contractual discounts to the benchmark. That shows we are close to a readjustment,” Marco Dunand, founder and chief executive of trading house Mercuria, said. “What OPEC didn’t want to do, the market is doing it for them,” he said in an interview. Crude has dropped to nearly $30 a barrel from as high as $115 in mid-2014 on the back of higher U.S. shale oil production and a supply increase from OPEC, which decided to fight for market share rather […]