SINGAPORE: Oil prices eased in Asia on Monday but analysts said losses were tempered by supply concerns in the crude-rich Middle East after Saudi-led warplanes struck rebel targets in Yemen.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for May delivery fell 71 cents to $48.16 and Brent crude for May eased 35 cents to $56.06 in late-morning trade.
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