NEW YORK: Brent crude futures edged up on Thursday, in choppy trading during the last session of the first quarter, as rising share prices on Wall Street and the weaker dollar helped lift dollar-denominated oil prices.
Brent May crude rose 33 cents, or 0.30 percent, to settle at $110.02 a barrel, having traded from $108.98 to $110.10.
For the quarter, Brent posted a loss of $1.09, or 0.9 percent.