Oil prices fell to three-month lows on Thursday as producers continued to pump more than needed, filling inventories, and economic growth prospects darkened. Brent crude oil LCOc1 was down 50 cents at $42.97 a barrel by 1010 GMT, after touching $42.88, its lowest since April 20. U.S. light crude CLc1 was down 20 cents at $41.72. U.S. government data on Wednesday revealed a surprise rise in crude and gasoline inventories. The build added to an already huge global refined product glut just as slowing economic growth dents the demand outlook. [EIA/S] “U.S. commercial stocks are a good reflection of the oversupplied nature of the global oil market,” said Tamas Varga, lead oil analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil Associates. Oil markets have been dogged by oversupply for the last two years and fell by as […]