(Reuters) - U.S. light, sweet crude for May delivery, which expires on Friday, rose 14 cents to $63.77 a barrel by 0417 GMT after slipping 22 cents on Friday. London Brent crude , which hit a 2007 high on Friday, stood 18 cents higher at $68.81.
Gasoline took the market spotlight last week, leading a rally until they swiftly reversed course on Friday after U.S. Energy Secretary Sam Bodman said he was "relatively confident" of sufficient gasoline supplies during the summer.
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