President Trump is considering a limited strike to persuade Iran to agree to a nuclear deal. Marketgauge.com chief strategist Michele Schneider sits down with Morning Brief host Julie Hyman to discuss what the latest tensions with Iran mean for oil (CL=F,

By Laila Kearney and Trixie Yap Feb 20 - Oil prices rose on Friday, headed for their first weekly gain in three, on growing concerns a conflict may erupt between the U.S. and Iran, after Washington said Tehran will suffer if it does not agree a deal on its nuclear activity in a matter of days.

Oil prices were on track for weekly gains of more than 5%, buoyed by rising concerns of a potential U.S. attack against Iran.

Brent traded above $71 a barrel, on course for a weekly gain of about 5%, while West Texas Intermediate traded near $66. Trump said he thought 10 to 15 days were about the “maximum” he would allow for negotiations to continue,

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The United States is in "active negotiation" over the sale of Venezuelan oil to India, to help India diversify its sources ‌of crude oil, U. Envoy Sergio Gor said on Friday.