Saudi Arabia and Russia are pressing the U.S. to coordinate oil output cuts in an attempt to stabilize prices, OPEC officials said, as the demand for crude plummets amid the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. oil companies are divided over the proposed cooperation between the world’s three biggest crude-producing nations, which would be unprecedented. Some major oil companies, including Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp., are opposed to the plan. Some American shale producers, including Pioneer Natural Resources Corp., are trying…