U.S. crude futures end lower on economic worries

NEW YORK, July 10 (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil futures settled lower on Friday, falling for the seventh session in eight and marking the biggest weekly percentage loss since the week to Jan. 30.

Prices fell amid oil demand and economic worries, reflected in weaker equities and a stronger dollar.

On the New York Mercantile Exchange, crude for August delivery CLQ9 settled 52 cents lower, or 0.86 percent, at $59.89 a barrel, after trading from $58.72 to $60.89. It was the lowest settlement since May 19's $59.65. The day's low was the lowest since prices hit $58.55, also on May 19.

The week's closing price reflected a loss of $6.84, or 10.25 percent, from the $66.73 settlement a week ago and marked the biggest percentage drop for a week since prices ended down 10.31 percent in the last week of January. (Reporting by Gene Ramos)