Oil stayed under $60 after the White House signaled openness to reaching a deal with China to quell fresh trade tensions between the two largest oil consumers. West Texas Intermediate rose 1$59.60 a barrel, rebounding from Friday’s 4.2% plunge — the steepest drop since May. The shift in tone toward Beijing followed a fresh round of US tariffs and export curbs announced on Friday. Equities also rebounded on the development, lending support to crude. Most Read from Bloomberg Tariff headlin ...