Geopolitical issues helped oil prices recover ground lost during the previous session, with Brent crude oil moving Tuesday back above $60 per barrel. Brent entered March on a down note as the rally that began in early February lost steam. Markets rebounded Tuesday, however, as talks continue on Iran’s controversial nuclear program. Iran’s crude oil production is curtailed by sanctions. Ukraine, meanwhile, avoided a short-term natural gas crisis after debt talks with Russian and European negotiators. Brent, the global benchmark, moved up 2.4 percent from the previous close to $61 per barrel early in the Tuesday session. The Bank of England, meanwhile, warned investors should be wary of long-term bets in fossil fuels as major economies embrace […]