Energy Markets
As peace in Ukraine continues to elude, oil prices are set to snap a two-week losing streak
The oil prices did not change much on Friday, as the hope of an immediate peace between Russia & Ukraine dwindled. This increased the risk premium that oil sellers demanded and put prices on course to end a two-week loss streak. Brent crude futures dropped 12 cents, to $67.55 per barrel at 0415 GMT. West Texas Intermediate crude futures also fell 10 cents, to $63.42. Both contracts rose more than 1% the previous session. Brent has risen by 2.7% in the past week, and WTI is up 1.1%. As traders lose hope that U.S. president Donald Trump will be able...