Crude Clings to Gains With All Eyes on a Global Output-Cut Deal

(Bloomberg) — Oil held on to small gains as investors searched for signals that the world’s biggest producers will be able to strike a deal to end a price war and stabilize energy markets.Futures in New York rose more than 4% on Tuesday before trading close to little changed. Saudi Arabia and Russia are hammering out terms to a production agreement with OPEC+ talks planned for Thursday and a G-20 meeting of energy ministers set for Friday, according to people familiar with the matter.“There is uncertainty over whether a deal would be reached among OPEC+,” said Gene McGillian, vice president …read more

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