Oil prices rose on Friday, heading for a third straight monthly gain driven by expectations of global economic recovery.
For June delivery, US crude gained 73¢ to $85.9 a barrel, while Brent crude rose 63¢ to $87.53, according to Bloomberg.
Oil rose for a third day after an European Commission report showed a gauge of executive and consumer sentiment in the euro area gained this month.
OPEC said it will reduce shipments for a second month as Asian refiners cut imports amid plant maintenance.
