CNBCUS crude closes in bear market territory, settling at $60.67, down 21% from 52-week highCNBCU.S. crude falls more than 20 percent from its four-year high last month, putting the contract in bear market territory. U.S. oil output is predicted to break through 12 million barrels per day by mid-2019. China's October crude imports hit a record 9 ...The oil rout just became a bear market for US crudeMarketWatchCommentary: Russia and Saudi Arabia's oil-market management challengeReutersWTI Crude Enters Bear Market as Oversupply Threat Pressures OPECBloombergall 584 news articles »