TOKYO: Oil climbed again in Asia on Tuesday (Mar 17) after prices retreated a day earlier, with investors remaining focused on the Strait of Hormuz. At around 12.30am GMT, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was up 1.95 per cent at US$95.32 after it fell 5.3 per cent the previous day. Brent Crude was 1.84 per cent higher at US$102.05 after it dropped back 2.8 per cent on Monday. Japan said Monday it was beginning the release of its strategic oil reserves, and the head of the International Energy