Oil prices rose on Friday and were on track for monthly gains, boosted by a weaker dollar in the face of continuing concerns over the recovery of the U.S. economy as the coronavirus ravages the world’s biggest economy and oil consumer. Brent crude was up 31 cents, or 0.7%, at $43.25 a barrel by 0831 GMT. On Thursday, Brent closed 1.9% down after touching its lowest since July 10. U.S. crude gained 26 cents, or 0.6%, to $40.18 after dropping 3.3% in the previous session, also off lows not seen since July 10. Brent is on track for a fourth month of gains and U.S. crude is heading for a third as both rise from depths hit in April, when much of the world was in lockdown. The dollar extended its dramatic fall on Friday and was on course for its biggest monthly drop in a […]