Oil prices fell to fresh five-year lows on Tuesday, prompting investors rattled by worries over global growth and renewed political uncertainty in Greece to dump shares. The government of bailed-out euro zone member Greece brought forward a presidential vote to next week in a political gamble that could trigger parliamentary polls if Prime Minister Antonis Samaras fails to have his candidate elected. Greek government bond yields GR10YT=TWEB soared. Chinese shares were standout losers, notching up their biggest daily percentage loss in more than five years and reversing a two-week rally. But the key action was in oil. Brent crude LCOc1 fell as low as $65.29 a barrel in Asian trade, its lowest since September 2009, on concern over a swelling supply glut. Brent, which has fallen some 40 percent in the last six months, was last trading at $66.29 per barrel. European shares opened lower, following […]