Demand Concerns Cause Oil to Drop Below $34
U.S. light crude for January delivery fell $2.64 to $33.58 a barrel by 6:50 a.m. EST. The new four year low was made on the heels of a record production cut by the OPEC on Wednesday, but even that was not enough to alleviate fears that the weakening global economy will keep crude and crude-related products under pressure for months to come. Technical traders who use long-term price movements to forecast where crude futures will settle believe the next support for oil is around $35 a barrel. Dean Hazelcorn, a trader with Coquest Inc. in Dallas, said refiners' profit margins…