(Bloomberg) — Oil’s rally ran out of steam — after prices doubled over five days — as optimism that output cuts are easing the supply glut was balanced by trepidation over what promises to be a long and uncertain recovery.Futures in New York fell toward $24 a barrel in Asian trading after surging 20% on Tuesday to close at the highest level in almost a month. Diamondback Energy Inc. and Parsley Energy Inc. became the latest U.S. drillers to cut production in the country’s biggest shale fields, although they said they would consider restoring output if prices rose above $30 …read more
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