Crude oil futures were steady in mid-morning trade in Asia Aug. 24 as investors await fresh cues on demand and supply, including the OPEC+ compliance adjustments, and amid uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve’s policy. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now At 11:04 am Singapore time (0305 GMT), the ICE Brent October crude futures was unchanged from the Aug. 21 settle at $44.35/b, while the front-month NYMEX October light sweet crude contract was up by 2 cents/b (0.05%) at $42.36/b. “Asian markets are broadly expected to meander along the countervailing flows of mixed growth and COVID-19 developments going into the fresh week, seeing to a muted commencement,” wrote Pan Jingyi, market strategist at IG, in an Aug. 24 report. A ceasefire announced by Libya’s Turkish-backed government with the Libya National Army could see the country’s National Oil […]