NEW YORK, June 16 (Reuters) - Oil prices slumped about 4 percent and hit one-month lows on Thursday, settling down for a sixth straight day, on fears of global economic turmoil if Britain exits the European Union.

It was the longest slide for oil since early January, when prices fell seven days in a row before hitting 12-year lows below $30 a barrel on worries about a global crude glut.

This time around, a resurgent dollar is hammering crude futures and other commodities on speculation that Britain could vote to end its EU membership.

http://www.downstreamtoday.com/news/article.aspx?a_id=52581

The problem with the global economy is all the money is now held by the 1% .

The problem with the global economy is all the money is now held by the 1% .

It is only a problem if you are not part of that 1%.