· *The price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil jumped to a two-month high on Monday as production cuts showed signs of working and countries began lifting lockdowns. *
· *Brent, the international benchmark, also rose to its highest levels since March, when Russia and Saudi Arabia began waging an oil-price war. *
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Oil prices surge to 2-month high on hopes of demand rebounding and output cuts paying off
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