Brent crude oil appeared stable Tuesday morning, recovering some ground from last week’s falls on news of ongoing violence in Libya and renewed confusion in Iraq. ICE September crude was down 0.02% at $105.39 a barrel. On Monday it dipped as low as $104.52 a barrel. September WTI crude on the Nymex exchange was up 0.25% at $98.54 a barrel. “For some days, the market focused entirely on ample physical supplies, but they now seem to be paying more attention to the supply-side risks again,” wrote analysts at Commerzbank in a note to clients. The situation in Iraq remains unclear, they said, after fighting between Kurdish forces and militants over some oil installations. Exports from the south of the country amounted to 2.44 million barrels a day in July, according to the oil ministry, slightly more than in June. However, Commerzbank says that according to shipment details oil exports […]