Oil prices were little changed in early Asian trading on Monday following a week of losses, as traders digested the impact of fresh European sanctions on Russian oil exports and closely monitored progress in U.S. trade policy developments ahead of looming tariff deadlines. By midday in Beijing, Brent crude futures were slightly up at $69.39 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures hovered around $67.53 per barrel, reflecting a muted reaction to last week’s developments. This stability follows a nearly 1.5% decline last week,…