U.S. blames 'state actors' for shocking oil markets, pleads for calm

The Trump administration on Monday accused “state actors” of touching off an historic slump in global oil prices, and urged Russia’s ambassador to the United States to consider the importance of calming the markets.

source: reuters.com


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