Oil snapped a three-day streak of gains alongside a broader market selloff as near-term demand risks from a resurgent pandemic clouded optimism surrounding a future vaccine rollout. Futures fell 1.1% in New York as equities weakened, with rising Covid-19 cases threatening to strike another blow to demand as the world awaits a widely available vaccine. Prices were under pressure earlier in the session amid supply concerns after Iran said it’s preparing to raise exports in a sign the country expects the U.S. to ease some sanctions under a Joe Biden presidency. “Until or unless we get that vaccine, the growth story remains important for demand,” said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management. “We’re seeing in the broader market as well, there are questions around when will we reopen, when do we get significant vaccines, when do we get some easing of social distancing restrictions and […]