Oil prices jolted higher on Friday, booking their biggest daily gains in over a week, after President Trump signaled the window for using diplomacy to end Tehran’s nuclear program may be closing.

Oil prices rose about 3% on Friday as traders remained on alert for potential supply disruptions after the United States and Iran extended nuclear talks.

Oil prices traded nearly 3% higher Friday, after reports that President Donald Trump said he would “love not to use” the military to attack Iran, but “sometimes you have to.” April West Texas Intermediate crude rose 2.

Crude oil prices jumped Friday as worries about a possible US attack on Iran rose while Wall Street stocks slid as tech stocks suffered.

Oil futures settled mixed in rangebound trade with the market taking a cautious approach ahead of Thursday’s U.S.-Iran nuclear talks.

Oil prices finished Friday at their highest level in roughly seven months, as President Trump reportedly suggested a U.S. military strike on Iran is still being considered following fruitless nuclear talks with Tehran.

Oil futures settled higher as traders headed into the weekend seeing heightened risk of U.S. military action against Iran.

Oil prices fell on Thursday after the biggest jump in U.S. crude inventories in three years, with signs of weakness in the physical oil market also weighing