After a slight drop of 3% during the previous session on Friday, oil prices remained virtually unchanged.

Brent crude oil futures rose 17 cents, or 0.2%, to $104.03 per barrel at 00:41 GMT, while American crude oil futures West West Texas Intermediate (WTI) remained stable at $96.35 per barrel. In addition, demand is at its lowest seasonal level since 2008, at 8.52 million barrels per day, while high gasoline prices are weighing on consumers. The fall in WTI put the contract on track for a 1.3% drop this week, which would be its third consecutive weekly loss. In Asia supported the benchmark Brent index, putting him on track to his first weekly gain in six weeks. On the Indian side, demand for gasoline and distilled fuels has reached levels.