HONG KONG: Oil prices plunged in Asia Monday, sending energy firms and regional stock markets tumbling after the collapse of talks among the world’s top oil producers intended to ease a global supply glut.
Hopes that the talks in Doha on Sunday would result in an output cap helped the black gold climb to 2016 highs last week, having approached 13-year lows just months ago.
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