Oil prices fell on Thursday as Asian and European stock markets plunged in the wake of Wall Street’s biggest daily decline since 2011, with investors shedding risk in an uncertain political landscape. Brent crude oil LCOc1 fell 82 cents, or 1.1 percent, to a low of $75.35 before recovering a little to trade at $75.87 by 0900 GMT. The global benchmark has lost more than $10 a barrel since hitting a high of $86.74 on Oct. 3. U.S. light crude CLc1 was 30 cents down at $66.52. “The market looks negative with lower numbers likely,” said Robin Bieber, technical analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil. “Expect spirited rallies,” Bieber said, adding that he considers such spikes as selling opportunities. Financial markets have been hit hard […]