Oil markets were paralyzed on Monday by uncertainty over exactly when global fuel demand will rebound from a pandemic-driven collapse. Some of the world’s largest oil suppliers are painting a bleak picture for crude demand, with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries cutting the demand estimate for its oil by 1.1 million barrels a day and BP Plc saying the relentless growth in oil demand is over. But U.S. stock markets gained, signaling that investors may have a higher appetite for risk, which helps support oil prices. West Texas Intermediate crude for October delivery was virtually unchanged, falling 7 cents to settle at $37.26 a barrel in New York. “There’s no demand for crude oil and there’s plenty of supply if you actually needed it,”said Bob Yawger, director of the futures division […]