Crude oil prices rose on Tuesday, with U.S. crude shrugging off big drops in Japan’s stock market and eroding some of the previous session’s losses that were driven by festering concerns about global oversupply. U.S. crude CLc1 was up 33 cents at $30.02 a barrel at 0720 GMT, after rising as far as $30.30. The contract fell about 4 percent for the third day on Monday, finishing at $29.69. Global benchmark Brent LCOc1 was up 6 cents at $32.94 a barrel. It settled the previous session down $1.18 at $33.88 in the day session of losses. Prices on Monday were hit by a drop in U.S. equity markets amid persistent fears about the global economic slowdown. [MKTS/GLOB] But on Tuesday, oil market […]