Brent crude-oil futures hit a fresh three-month low Tuesday, after staging a small recovery on Monday, with events in Libya still providing an underlying bearish tone. Brent crude for August delivery fell 0.9% to $106.08 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe, continuing a run of down days since the contract topped out at a nine-month high of $115.71 a barrel on June 19. Monday’s gains were influenced by fresh concerns about security of Libya’s oil supplies, after oil officials there said its crude was struggling to make it back to market. Brent’s precipitous fall in the past month has been influenced in no small part by the prospect of the North African country’s prized light crude oil flowing after a year of severe disruption. Late Monday a missile attack on the airport in the capital Tripoli added to the sense of unease. But the gains did nothing to change […]