Crude oil futures dipped below $65 a barrel as the dollar strengthened on Monday, with a public holiday in the United States and much of Europe keeping oil trading volumes muted. Front-month Brent crude fell 62 cents to $64.75 a barrel by 0828 GMT. U.S. crude was down 46 cents at $59.26 a barrel. The dollar rose to its highest against the euro and yen in nearly two months and reached a one-month high against a basket of currencies. A strong dollar makes crude oil less attractive for holders of other currencies. “The overall fundamentals still point to a well-supplied market, a fact that should continue to put a ceiling on prices,” Barclays said. However, the market drew support from strong demand figures across Asia and the United States. “Global oil demand continues to surprise to the upside, with April data showing no signs of slowdown despite a […]