Oil prices rose more than 1% in trading on Friday after higher-than-expected US employment data, but the two benchmarks fell more than 3% in a week amid tensions caused by the possibility of an interest rate hike. In the United States.
Brent crude rose $1.19, or about 1.5%, to $82.78 a barrel, while it fell 3.5% overall last week.
West Texas Intermediate crude rose 96 cents, or 1.3%, to $76.68 a barrel, but fell 3.7% in the week.
