Crude oil markets looked to future support with bargain hunters looking to wade back in Monday after last week’s loss of the $50 per barrel floor. Crude oil prices lost significant ground last week after the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed a surprise build in oil inventories in the world’s leading economy, erasing a streak that offered some signs of easing supply-side strains for most of the year. Further negativity emerged from a row between Saudi Arabia and its allies over alleged terrorist financing from Qatar. Many of the major players in that row are members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and the divide cast doubts over a unified […]