Mumbai, April 29 -- Oil prices slipped for a second straight session, with WTI crude falling to around $61.4 per barrel and MCX crude May futures dropping Rs.30 to Rs.5251. Uncertainty over U.S.-China trade talks weighed heavily on market sentiment after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said it is "up to China" to ease tensions, leaving formal negotiations unclear. The prolonged trade dispute between the world's two largest oil consumers has prompted analysts to lower their demand and price forecasts, with Barclays cutting its 2025 Brent crude outlook by $4 to $70 per barrel. Adding to the bearish mood, some OPEC+ members are expected to propose faster output hikes at their May 5 meeting, potentially extending production increases into a se...