Crude oil futures went for a wild ride in European trading Monday but settled down before U.S. markets opened, in part because U.S. President Donald Trump and Saudi Arabia are talking again. Brent prices soared 83 cents Monday while WTI prices jumped 55 cents. By mid-day, prices stabilized with Brent trading at $80 and WTI at $71. The biggest wild card for oil prices remains the U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude oil, which are intended to prohibit countries from importing oil from Iran after Nov. 4. That’s complicated by the fact that Iran is already concealing the routes tanker ships take after they leave the country, TankerTracks.com reports . There’s so much uncertainty that executives with top oil traders are giving price projections all over the map […]