Tokyo — Oil prices slipped on Tuesday, though they mostly held on to overnight gains after Opec+ said the producer grouping is almost fully complying with output cuts to support prices amid a drop in demand for fuels due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Brent crude was down 22c, or 0.5%, at $45.15 a barrel by 3.20am GMT, after gaining 1.3% on Monday...
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