New York (Platts)–28Feb2014/413 pm EST/2113 GMT The front-month Brent-WTI spread settled at a fresh five-month low of $6.48/barrel Friday, as steady drawdowns in crude stocks at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery hub have lent upside support to WTI, while Brent remains subdued. NYMEX April crude settled 19 cents higher at $102.59/b on moderate support from a firm US equities market, but upside gains were limited by a disappointing revision to the fourth quarter US GDP estimate. ICE April Brent settled 11 cents higher at $109.07/b. The front-month Brent-WTI spread dropped as low as $6.29/b during the session. Article continues below… Request a free trial of: Oilgram Price Report Oilgram Price Report Oilgram Price Report is a daily report that covers market changes, market fundamentals and factors driving prices. Oilgram Price Report also brings a vast array of Platts international prices for crude and products, netback tables, and market critical data. […]