LATEST NEWS...!!! Oil costs ascended for a fourth day on Tuesday on positive thinking the U.S. Central bank will this week cut loan fees without precedent for over ten years, which should bolster monetary and fuel request development on the planet's greatest oil client. Brent unrefined (LCOc1) rose 33 pennies, or 0.5%, to $64.04 a barrel by 0435 GMT, in the wake of increasing 0.4% the past session. U.S. unrefined (CLc1) was up 30 pennies or 0.5%, at $57.17 a barrel, having risen 1.2% on Monday. Supposed tentative fiscal approach in the United States, where the national bank diminishes financing costs, would "bolster a continuation in worldwide expansionary exercises and fuel request development" for the second 50% of 2019, Benjamin Lu, an examiner at Phillip Futures in Singapore, said in a note. "On the off chance that the Fed is somewhat more tentative and costs in a 75 premise focuses cut ... we may see oil pushing up towards $60," Lu said by telephone,