Oil prices fell in Asia on Monday as traders took profits, snapping gains last week that saw the biggest two-day rally in six years. Brent crude futures for October delivery slipped nearly $1, or 2 percent, putting the benchmark on track for its fourth straight monthly decline, having risen in only two of the past 14 months. “There is definitely a lot of profit taking going on,” said Daniel Ang, an analyst at Singapore’s Phillip Futures. “There is some readjustment in the positions taken by traders,” he said. The fall came after Brent climbed 10 percent last week, while U.S. crude finished the week up 12 percent. Brent fell 98 cents to $49.07 per barrel as 0329 GMT after rising $2.49, or 5 percent, […]