Investing.com - Oil prices dipped on Tuesday, hit by investor nervousness after deadly blasts in Brussels prompted a flight towards safe-haven assets.
Brent crude futures were down 8 cents to $41.46 a barrel by 10.56 GMT, having risen to a session high of $41.75. Brent has gained more than 50% from 12-year lows hit in January.
U.S. May crude futures were down 14 cents at $41.38 a barrel.
Oil had risen earlier in the session following a drop in U.S. inventory levels that helped ease some of the concern around oversupply that could dampen future price recoveries.