Oil, stocks sink on weak data; Europe shines

By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil futures prices sank to a six-month low on Monday, weighed by oversupply and weaker demand expectations, while equity markets in Asia and on Wall Street fell as factory data from China and the United States disappointed. Brent slumped to its lowest since late January on worries about oversupply as OPEC pumped at record levels in July, adding to demand concern after weak data from China, the world's largest energy consumer. U.S. crude hit its lowest