Crude futures climbed in the European morning trading session Friday, buoyed by positive sentiment about a US-China trade deal, but amid a mixed supply outlook. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now At 1115 GMT February ICE Brent crude futures rose 98 cents from Thursday’s settle to $65.18/b and the NYMEX light sweet crude contact climbed 76 cents to $59.94/b. Geopolitical developments were received as bullish for demand. “Risk appetite among financial investors is now likely to remain high thanks to the deal between the US and China… and the forthcoming end to the Brexit cliffhanger… This will also benefit the oil price,” analysts at Commerzbank said in a note. Asian stock markets rose on Friday after US President Donald Trump reportedly signed off on the terms of a trade deal with China. Trump had said Thursday on Twitter that a deal was “very […]