Oil prices were largely unchanged on Friday, remaining near the previous day’s highs, on the prospect of talks by exporters about ways to prop up a market grappling with a supply overhang. Brent crude futures were trading 1 cent a barrel higher at $46.05 per barrel by 1000 GMT (0600 ET), from a three-week high of $46.66 earlier in the day. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude stood at $43.61 a barrel, up 5 cents after touching its highest level since July 25, at $44.17 per barrel. Both price benchmarks rose more than 4 percent on Thursday after Saudi Arabia’s energy minister Khalid al-Falih said that oil producers would discuss potential action to stabilize oil prices during a meeting next month in Algeria. “Yesterday was […]