Oil hits three-month lows below $43 as oversupply weighs

By Christopher Johnson LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices fell to three-month lows on Thursday as producers continued to pump more than needed, filling inventories, and economic growth prospects darkened. Brent crude oil was down 50 cents at $42.97 a barrel by 1110 London time, after touching $42.88, its lowest since April 20. The build added to an already huge global refined product glut just as slowing economic growth dents the demand outlook.