Saudi-Russia oil policy shift
28 May 2018 |
1:44 pm
Oil is heading for its longest run of losses in almost four months as Saudi Arabia and Russia discuss reviving output. That comes as they aim to ease consumer anxiety after prices jumped to levels last seen in 2014.
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