India, April 14 -- Reversing the gains from yesterday, crude oil went for a freefall on Tuesday as demand-related concerns cooled after U.S. President Donald Trump indicated a second round of talks with Iran could happen in the coming days. In addition, the International Energy Agency's report cautioning on crude oil "demand destruction" weighed on prices.
WTI Crude Oil for May month delivery was last seen trading down by $7.18 (or 7.25%) at $91.90 per barrel.
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