Oil futures fell Sunday evening following news that an emergency OPEC+ meeting planned for Monday was delayed because of a clash between Saudi Arabia and Russia, and a lack of commitment from the US on possible output cuts. At 2206 GMT, NYMEX front-month crude futures were trading around $25.85/b, down $2.49 from Friday, while ICE front-month Brent was trading around $31.46/b, down $2.65. The meeting, now scheduled for Thursday, was called to discuss production cuts in order to bolster crude prices, which have tumbled as the coronavirus spread has slashed demand. Ministers had been considering a 10 million b/d cut, contingent on the US and other countries, such as Canada and Brazil, joining in. US President […]