Brent bounces, U.S. pares loss on dollar slip

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Brent crude prices turned higher and U.S. oil pared losses on Monday after the dollar reversed and weakened and with Middle East unrest remaining a concern.

The dollar index , measuring the greenback against a basket of currencies turned weaker and the euro climbed to a session peak of $1.4100 after U.S. pending home sales data for February was better than expected.