Brent crude rose to near $114 a barrel on Tuesday, after steep losses in the previous session, but gains were limited as investors weighed the impact of the U.S. Federal Reserve's stimulus push on oil demand and eyed China's next step to boost its economy. Brent crude fell more than $5 a barrel late on Monday in a wave of late, high-volume selling that many traders said appeared to have stemmed from an automated computer trading program. Brent crude for November delivery was up 46 cents at $114.25 a barrel by 0221 GMT. Brent, which had settled at $116.66 a barrel on Friday in its seventh straight session of gains, sank on Monday from $115.20 at 1752 GMT to $111.60 three minutes later as trading volumes shot up. More from Arabian Business Gold edged lower in volatile trade on Tuesday after commodity markets plunged overnight and investors booked profit from
