A rising dollar and concerns about Chinese economic growth set a bearish tone early in the session, but global benchmark Brent crude briefly turned positive after news that Saudi Aramco had hiked their monthly selling prices to Asia and Europe, a signal that some took as a sign of plans for lower output. "It looks like the market is brushing it (Saudi price hike) off," said Bill Baruch, senior market strategist at futures for iitrader.com LLC in Chicago. Brent crude fell as low as $84.28 per barrel and was last trading down $1.38 at $84.48 per barrel.
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