NEW YORK, June 14 (Reuters) - Brent crude oil futures rose for a second day on Tuesday and hit the highest level in more than five weeks, lifted by supportive U.S. and Chinese economic data that eased some concerns about oil demand.
In London, ICE Brent for July delivery
Brent's premium against U.S. benchmark West Texas
Intermediate stood at $20.78, after rising early to $22.80, the
fifth record in six sessions.