Brent crude oil briefly reached 2019 highs above $65 per barrel on Friday, as OPEC-led supply cuts and the announcement of a higher-than-expected cut by Saudi Arabia this week encouraged investors. The international benchmark for oil prices rose as high as $65.10, pushing past $65 for the first time this year. It fell back to $64.75 by 0850 GMT, up 18 cents or 0.28 percent from the last close. Brent is near a three-month high and set for a more than 1 percent gain on the week. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were at $54.50 per barrel, up 9 cents from their last settlement. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries along with allies led by Russia made voluntary production cuts […]