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Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to co-operate in oil markets, sending oil prices higher and world stocks up pm hopes the two top producers would work together to tackle a global glut. Sonia Legg reports

Added on the 05/09/2016 19:00:13 - Copyright : Reuters EN

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