SINGAPORE: Oil prices climbed in Asia on Thursday but lingering worries over the crude supply glut held down gains sparked by stronger US demand and a falling dollar, analysts said.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for September delivery turned higher in afternoon trade, rising 10 cents to $43.40. Brent crude for September gained 15 cents to $49.81.
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