Oil prices edge higher on expectations of output cuts while LNG still weighed down by excess supply
Tuesday, 07 April 2020
Oil prices increased more than 3 percent on expectations the leading crude-producing nations would agree to cut output as the coronavirus continues to depress demand while natural gas and LNG prices remained flat, weighed down by excess supplies.
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