SINGAPORE: Oil traders moved cautiously in Asia on Tuesday after the previous day’s sharp losses as the threat of wildfires to Canada’s crude-producing Alberta region eased and a strong greenback dampened appetite.
Canadian authorities were focusing on restoring output after the fires that have raged for a week forced oil companies in the area to shut down operations, slashing production by one million barrels a day.
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