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Oil prices fell on Friday, but recorded their second consecutive week of gains ahead of trade talks between the US and Chinese presidents and expectations that OPEC and major non-OPEC producers will extend their agreement to cut crude supplies.
Global Brent crude futures closed the Brent crude for September delivery, the most active in today's session, down 93 cents to settle at $ 64.74 a barrel. Brent crude for August closed unchanged at $ 66.55 a barrel, Reuters said.
US WTI crude fell 96 cents to settle at $ 58.47 a barrel.
Brent gained more than 20 percent in the first half of 2019, while US crude gained more than 25 percent.
The benchmark crude oil was the second consecutive week of gains.
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