SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent crude oil steadied above $107 a barrel on Thursday, as a stronger dollar and rising U.S. crude stocks offset Iranian threats to halt a vital oil trade route. Brent eased three cents to $107.53 a barrel by 0207 GMT, adding to a loss of nearly $2 the day before. Wednesday's decline snapped a string of six straight sessions of gains. U.S. crude rose 20 cents to $99.56 a barrel. "A big increase in U.S. ...
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Brent oil steadies above $107, dollar weighs
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