Crude oil prices were finding support Thursday from continuing tensions in Ukraine and the slow return of Libyan crude to the market, but plentiful supply in the U.S. is likely to limit any rises. Brent crude for June delivery was up 19 cents at $109.30 on ICE Futures Europe, while WTI crude for June delivery was up 28 cents at $101.72 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Libyan crude is not returning quickly to the market despite a deal to reopen oil terminals in the restive country, noted Commerzbank . “Even three weeks after the agreement to gradually open the rebel-occupied oil terminals, oil production in Libya has so far increased only negligible,” it wrote in a note to clients. Tensions in Ukraine that have underpinned some energy prices are also likely to increase further now that the Easter holiday has ended, Commerzbank said. The government in Kiev is […]