By Robert Gibbons NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. oil prices shed early gains to end slightly lower on Monday, weighed down by extended gains in the dollar on higher Treasury yields and a slide in gasoline on speculation about a major refinery restart. The late losses amid tepid trading volume and mixed economic data deepened oil's 3.3 percent dive on Friday, when anxiety over a possible Chinese interest rate rise triggered the biggest commodities rout in a year and a half, pulling oil off a 25-month high. U.S. crude for December delivery
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