Oil prices jumped on Monday following steep losses in the previous session, supported by a fall the U.S. rig count, but analysts said general oversupply was keeping the market weak. U.S. crude futures CLc1 rose over 3 percent to above $30 per barrel, trading at $30.59 at 0809 GMT. International benchmark Brent LCOc1 was also up 2.4 percent at $33.83 per barrel. Both contracts fell almost 4 percent on Friday. A falling rig count in the United States that is expected to lead to a decline in 2016 production helped support prices, analysts said. “The U.S. oil rig count continued to decline…, with a total of 26 rigs idled,” Goldman Sachs said. “The current rig count implies … annual average U.S. production […]