U.S. crude oil futures rose over $1 per barrel on Monday to $104.18 on expected inventory drawdowns in the U.S. as market participants sold Brent and bought U.S. crude.
(Reporting By Jessica Resnick-Ault, Editing by Franklin Paul)
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