SEOUL, June 16 (Reuters) - August Brent crude futures swung back to rise by $1.06 to $114.07 a barrel in early Asian trade on Thursday in the wake of a slightly recovering euro and a larger-than-expected draw in U.S. crude stocks.
The August contract settled down $6.34 at $113.01 in
the previous session, while July delivery
The euro was quoted at $1.4187/92 , slightly gaining from the previous session when it skidded to $1.4154, lows not seen since May 27. (Reporting by Cho Mee-young; Editing by Jonathan Hopfner)