Crude oil prices retreated heavily in early Tuesday trading on signs of a slowdown in the British economy and worries over the pace of global jobs growth. Brent crude oil prices fell more than 1.5 percent from the previous close to $65.15 to start the trading day Tuesday. Brent started the month just above $66 per barrel. Crude oil prices have recovered from early 2015 lows below the $50 per barrel mark on signs the global marketplace was starting to take up some of the excess supply. A weak recovery in the United States, however, has overshadowed some of the stability seen in Asia. West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark, dropped 1.8 percent to $58.33, down about $1 per barrel from May […]