Oil traders Monday were waiting to see whether a deal struck by Libya’s government and rebels in the east of the country to reopen the Zueitina and Marsa al-Hariga oil ports would be implemented and eastern exports resume. An agreement on reopening the ports, with a combined export capacity of 180,000 b/d, was signed at Zueitina on Sunday, the official Libyan News Agency reported. Front-month Brent crude prices dipped on the news, though traders said Monday they were still waiting for evidence that shipments are actually set to restart. “On the physical side, it’s slightly too early to see any reaction,” one trader said Monday. “Certainly it is a step forward if it does flow,” he said. Analysts also remain skeptical, especially about whether the truce between the government and protesters would hold. “The news seems fairly credible and is clearly bearish,” said SEB […]