Brent crude steadied above $57 a barrel on bargain hunting by investors, but gains were capped by a steadying dollar after its fall from multi-year highs on weaker US retail sales. Asian investors were also mulling the impact from a tentative deal that would end a strike by US refinery workers. Bren
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