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MUMBAI: Crude prices dropped slightly lower on Monday. Dealers said the reason for this slight fall in crude prices was the news that the International Monetary Fund would lower its global economic outlook even more. In New York crude was quoting at $45. 72 a barrel a drop of just 75 cents.

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