West Texas Intermediate crude slid the most in 22 months and Brent reached a two-year low as ample supply shielded the market from the risk of disruption due to the conflict in the Middle East . Futures slumped 3.6 percent in New York and 2.6 percent in London . OPEC oil production increased in September, led by a rebound in Libyan output to the highest level in more than a year, a Bloomberg survey showed today. Both benchmarks capped their biggest quarterly declines in more than two years. WTI may approach $90.63 after breaking below $91.50, according to Bloomberg First Word oil strategist Eric D. Pradas. “We are going to continue to see lower prices as we go forward,” said Tariq Zahir, a New York-based commodity fund manager at Tyche Capital Advisors. “Fundamentally we are just very well supplied. The dollar continues to get stronger and it’s adding pressure […]