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Oil on track for weekly loss even as Iran tensions simmer

Oil prices fell on Friday and are on track to snap a two-week winning streak, despite settling higher in the previous session following a report that U.
Trump, however, said Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attack a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) country, and he downplayed media reports that CIA Director John Ratcliffe this week had warned Russian officials against such an attack.
Earlier on Thursday, Washington said it was not in talks with Iran despite diplomatic efforts by other countries to re-engage the two sides.
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