LONDON: Oil slipped towards $105 a barrel yesterday after Egypt’s army ousted its president, helping to ease concerns over the threat of supply disruption in the Middle East. Brent crude fell 29 cents to $105.47 a barrel by 1855 GMT, after rising to $106.03 on Wednesday, a two-week high. US crude slipped 12 cents to $101.12, falling from a 14-month peak of $102.18 hit in the previous session. Ruters
