New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in December, gained 14 cents to $93.46 per barrel. Brent North Sea crude for December delivery rose 21 cents to $110.12. Crude markets were "supported by optimism that European leaders will come up with (a) solution to the region's debt crisis," Phillip Futures said in a report. Traders were also looking ahead to a Franco-German meeting on Tuesday, where politicians from the two sides were expected to further discuss the debt rescue plan broadly agreed upon last week, the report added. "Hope for a resolution to Europe's issues rose ahead of a Tuesday meeting between French and German politicians," it stated. "This meeting could be a key issue," Phillip Futures commodity analyst Ker Chung Yang told AFP. He added that traders were also eyeing a US Federal Reserve meeting and the US jobs report both due later in the week for market leads.