BEIJING (Reuters) – U.S. oil costs fell by greater than $1 a barrel in early Asian buying and selling on Tuesday after President Donald Trump took workplace and introduced a plan to maximise U.S. oil and fuel manufacturing by declaring a nationwide emergency.
U.S. crude futures for March supply fell by $1.06 to $76.33 a barrel by 2315 GMT on Monday.
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