Oil at $120: EMs hit hardest

Oil at $120: EMs hit hardest

Oil prices slipped slightly in Asian trading on Tuesday but remain well above $120 a barrel for Brent crude, as investors fret about Libya, unrest in North Africa, and Nigerian election delays, not to mention delivery problems in the North Sea and a strike in Gabon. Continue reading: "Oil at $120: EMs hit hardest" http://link.ft.com/r/0QSDPP/WLFQYH/C5MKOT/ZBNYQP/IY7YPX/RF/h?a1=2011&a2=4&a3=6

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