An extension of oil-production cuts by Russia and Saudi Arabia hardened Wall Street fears that the Chinese economy has hit a rough patch.
THOMAS PETER/REUTERS An extension of oil-production cuts by two of the world’s largest crude exporters Tuesday hardened Wall Street’s fears that the Chinese economy has hit a rough patch that could slow global growth.
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