crude oil prices continue to fall

The U.S. energy information administration forecast that the shale oil production 16 consecutive months of growth, coupled with U.S. stocks fell, crude oil futures continued to fall, although the Libyan crude shipment break once boost oil market atmosphere.On Tuesday (March 13) the New York mercantile exchange west Texas light oil futures settled at $60.71 a barrel in April 2018, the previous trading day down $0.65, or 1.1%, trading range $60.27 - $61.97;Brent crude, the London exchange, settled at $64.64 a barrel in May 2018, down 31 cents, or 0.5 percent, from the previous session, trading at $64.05- $65.68.