SINGAPORE: Oil prices rose in Asia on Tuesday, rebounding from sharp losses sparked by a report that Saudi Arabia was close to completing an oilfield expansion.

But analysts said the gains, partly prompted by a slightly weaker dollar, would likely be short-lived due to lingering worries about a global supply glut. Traders are also nervously awaiting the release of US stockpiles data on Wednesday.

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