Oil

Crude stocks in the United States rose 7.2 million barrels in the latest week.

Oil prices hit their highest of 2019 on Tuesday, with Brent crude approaching $70 a barrel.

Production cuts from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries helped push supply to a four-year low in March.

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Investor concern over the global economy had intensified on Friday after disappointing German and U.S. factory data led to an inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve, which some see as a leading indicator of recession.

The market is now looking ahead to weekly data on U.S. crude inventories.

A combination of seasonal factors and OPEC production cuts are causing prices to tick higher.

The International Energy Agency estimated that the United States would become a net crude oil exporter by 2021.

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The rapid decline in inventories comes despite many refineries undergoing seasonal maintenance work ahead of peak summer demand.

The drop in production has led to a tightening in global inventories.

Russia is propping up the Maduro regime by buying Venezuelan oil, according to a former PDVSA executive.

Analysts said an economic slowdown could soon dent fuel consumption, holding back crude.

OPEC on Monday scrapped its planned meeting in April, effectively extending supply cuts.