Brent climbs above $100 after selloff; demand worr

By Jessica Jaganathan SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent crude rebounded above $100 per barrel on Wednesday as a steep drop over the past five sessions attracted bargain hunters, while hopes the U.S. Federal Reserve will maintain its monetary stimulus after recent weak data also supported prices. But concerns about oil demand growth stemming from bleak economic reports from the world's top oil consumers the United States and China, which pushed Brent to below $100 for the first time since July in the previous session, capped gains. Brent crude for June delivery gained 33 cents to $100. ...