TOKYO -- Oil prices hit $89 per barrel in New York on Tuesday, as continued production cuts by OPEC countries and a post-pandemic rebound in economic activity -- especially in China -- fuel a surge in prices worldwide.
Country seen accounting for 70% of demand increase this year
Strong demand in China is driving a sharp increase in global oil consumption. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Oil prices hit $89 per barrel in New York on Tuesday, as continued production cuts by OPEC countries and a post-pandemic rebound in economic activity -- especially in China -- fuel a surge in prices worldwide.