Oil recovers after the decline of the previous session on US drawings

Oil prices rose about 2% on Friday, after posting heavy losses since US President Donald Trump imposed more tariffs on imports from China, triggering a trade war between the two. largest economies and consumers of the world.
Brent crude futures fell more than 7% on Thursday, their biggest decline in more than three years. West Texas Intermediate crude futures fell by nearly 8%, posting the worst daily performance in more than four years.
This plunge has put an end to a fragile recovery driven by a steady decline in US stocks, although global demand seems to be shaken by the trade dispute.
Brent crude rose $ 1.21, or 2%, to $ 61.71 a barrel, while US crude futures rose 87 cents, or 1.6%, to $ 54.82 a barrel. the barrel.
Trump announced Thursday that it would impose a 10% charge on Chinese imports, worth $ 300 billion as of September 1, and that these taxes could increase further if Chinese President Xi Jinping did not act faster to reach a trade agreement. Agencies