The price of oil rebounded to near $102 on renewed tension in Ukraine and weakness in the dollar. Benchmark U.S. crude for June delivery was up 15 cents to $101.64 a barrel at 0755 GMT in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract fell 87 cents to close Thursday at $101.50. Brent crude, a benchmark for international oil used by many U.S. refineries, rose 8 cents to $109.14 in London. Russian President Vladimir Putin stoked tensions with Ukraine by warning his country wouldn’t deliver gas to its neighbor unless it receives payment in advance, part of a dispute over an unpaid energy bill. Ukraine is a major conduit for Russian gas deliveries to Europe. The dollar’s weakness against some Asian currencies also helped support crude prices. It fell against the Indian rupee following the pro-business opposition’s election victory in India. Oil, which is priced in dollars, […]