Oil dives 5 percent as worries about Iran talks trump Yemen
A customer holds a nozzle to fill up his tank in a gasoline station in Nice December 5, 2014./ (Reuters) - Oil tumbled 5 percent on Friday, erasing the previous session's gains, as Yemen's conflict looked less likely to disrupt Middle East crude shipments and investors turned their focus to talks for a potential Iran nuclear deal that could put more supply on the market. Oil prices still notched their second straight weekly gain, boosted by the dollar's weakness in recent sessions. U.S. crude had its biggest weekly gain in more than a month ...
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