Oil prices were largely steady around four-month highs on Tuesday on expectations that OPEC would continue production cuts till the end of the year, and ahead of weekly U.S. data that was forecast to show a build in crude stocks. Brent crude oil futures settled 7 cents higher at $67.61 a barrel, the global benchmark’s highest settlement since November 2018. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures touched its highest since November at $59.57 a barrel but finished at $59.03 a barrel, falling 6 cents. Oil prices have rallied more than 20 percent after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies began to curb supplies since the start of the year. After a short gathering in Azerbaijan, the producer group on […]