Oil prices rose on Friday, lifted by a rebound in Chinese stock prices and hopes that the Greek debt crisis could be resolved, but worries about oversupply and slowing demand limited gains. Brent crude oil LCOc1 was up 31 cents at $58.92 a barrel by 0839 GMT. So far this month, the international benchmark has lost more than 7 percent. The day’s gains lagged those seen in stock markets, as worries about global demand growth kept oil prices in check. The International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday that oil prices are set to come under further pressure from easing global demand and an expanding glut of crude, while a rebalancing of the oil markets may last well into next year. The IEA, the West’s energy watchdog, said it expected global demand […]