Oil falls as speculators cool on crude, U.S. drillers add rigs

By Amanda Cooper LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices fell for a second day running on Monday, driven lower by evidence of speculators cooling towards crude and after U.S. drillers added more rigs for a tenth week running. Brent crude futures were down 60 cents at $47.41 a barrel by 1352 GMT, having recovered from a session low of $46.90, while U.S. crude rose from an intraday low of $44.72 to trade at $45.23, down 65 cents. Traders said the price falls on Monday and Friday were a result of increasing