Gasoline futures slid to an eight-month low Monday on concerns that the end of the busy summer-driving season could lead to a glut of the motor fuel. Oil prices also fell on fresh indications that the war for customers in the global crude market hasn’t abated. Gasoline prices settled down 6.56 cents, or 4.8%, at $1.3043 a gallon, the lowest settlement since Jan. 15. Gasoline prices surged 46% in the first half of the year, as relatively low prices sparked a surge in demand globally. U.S. driving hit a record, and refineries around the world ran at unusually high rates to churn out enough gasoline to meet consumption. But gasoline demand typically declines in September, as consumers stop taking trips after the busy summer-driving season. Gasoline prices have erased their spring gains and are now down […]