NEW YORK — Oil prices were little changed on Monday as concern eased that fighting in the Middle East would disrupt supply and Chinese data suggested weak demand, while an increase in U.S. refining limited any selling. Brent futures for May delivery settled at $82.21 a barrel, gaining 13 cents. The U.S. crude April contract Read The Rest at :
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