Singapore - Oil prices were mixed in Asia on Friday, with analysts warning of further downward pressure owing to a global oversupply and a strong dollar.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for April delivery eased 10 cents to $43.86 and Brent for May climbed 13c to $54.56 in late-morning trade.
"The price fluctuations seem flat at the moment as traders are still wary of the oversupply situation," Ric Spooner, market analyst with CMC Markets in Sydney, said by telephone.