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By Ben Aris in Berlin Russia's second-largest oil producer, the privately owned Lukoil, will sell its international assets as ...

The initial positive sentiment around US-China trade talks faded as the oil market progressed through yesterday's trading session, with ICE Brent settling almost 0.5% lower.