Oil prices are lower in the early Asian trade on Tuesday, pushed down by the stronger dollar.
Crude oil flowing on Tuesday fell 12 cents to 50.03 a barrel.
The Brent crude for the September delivery was 10 cents lower at $ 56.55 a barrel.
Oil prices were pressured by the strong dollar, which is trading near a three-month highs on expectations of higher US interest rates. The stronger dollar makes crude more expensive for investors that use other currencies.
Experts have divergent views on the oil price. Some think that the oil price will be in a downtrend for longer due to the expensive dollar while others believe that the price will return to levels of $ 70 medium; as the Iranian oil may not be available until the second quarter of the next year.
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