Oil
slipped
below
$114
a
barrel
on
Tuesday,
extending
Monday's
slide,
as
investors'
focus
shifted
from
central
bank
stimulus
to
slowing
global
growth
and
on
signs
that
Saudi
Arabia
is
pumping
at
high
rates
to
dampen
prices.
A
senior
Gulf
source
said
Saudi
Arabia,
the
top
crude
exporter,
was
pumping
around
10
million
barrels
per
day
-
near
the
highest
rate
in
decades
-
and
added
a
majority
of
OPEC
producers
wanted
oil
prices
around
$100.
"Unless
there
is
a
major
supply
disruption
in
the
Middle
East,
there
is
nothing
to
push
it…
Brent nears $113 as slide continues