Crude-oil futures were lower in Asian trading hours Friday on speculation a Libyan ports may reopen for exports next week and concerns of rising international supply. On the New York Mercantile Exchange light, sweet crude futures for delivery in May traded at $103.08 a barrel at 0551 GMT, down $0.32 in the Globex electronic session. May Brent crude on London’s ICE Futures exchange fell $0.28 to $107.18 a barrel. Libya’s National Oil Co. on Thursday lifted a force majeure on the al-Hariga crude export terminal with a daily capacity of 110,000 barrels, news reports said. Libyan government forces had taken control of the Al-Hariga and Zueitina ports on Wednesday ending a nine-month blockade by rebels, they said. “Libya aims to ship the first tanker from the harbor of Hariga within the next week,” ANZ said in a note. While Al-Hariga accounts for 8.5% of Libya’s export capacity rebels retain […]