Oil steady, retraces losses on talk of Brexit deal, hints of OPEC supply restraint

By Scott DiSavino NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices were narrowly mixed on Tuesday, retracing early losses on optimism about a potential Brexit deal and signals from OPEC that further supply curbs are possible, but prices remained under pressure from U.S.-China trade worries and concern about swelling U.S. crude inventries. Global benchmark Brent futures were up 2 cents to $59.37 a barrel by 12:40 p.m

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