Oil Pares Declines as EU Avoids Sanctions on Russian Crude

(Bloomberg) -- Oil fell as the European Union eschewed sanctions on Russian oil flows for now and a stronger dollar blunted the appeal of commodities.

West Texas Intermediate sank below $101 a barrel in early Asian trade after retreating 1.3% on Tuesday.

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