Brent crude futures rose more than $2/B on Monday as a rescue package for Spain’s banks revived hopes of steady oil demand growth, while continuing uncertainty over Iran renewed concern over supply disruptions.  Brent rose to as much as $102.21/B and traded $2.23/B higher at $101.70/B, while US crude increased to as much as $86.64/B, and was $1.99 higher at $86.09/B, the most since 21 February.