Oil steadies on U.S.-China trade hopes, supply cuts

LONDON (Reuters) - Oil steadied above $65 a barrel on Tuesday, supported by hopes that the U.S.-China trade deal will bolster oil demand in 2020 and the prospect of lower U.S. crude supplies.The 'Phase One' agreement between the world's two largest economies has been "absolutely completed," Larry Kudlow, a top White House adviser, said on Monday, adding that U.S. exports to China will double under the deal.Brent crude , the global benchmark, slipped 12 cents to $65.22 a barrel by 0945 GMT, while..