WTI $22.94 and Brent $ 26.21.Prices were further pressured Wednesday by a surge in the U.S. dollar, which hit a three-year high of 101.02 against a basket of six global currencies, and reports that Saudi Arabia has ordered producers at the state-controlled Aramco to pump as much as 12.3 million barrels of crude each day next month as it ramps up its price war with Russi as per The street.com. Further, it says " airlines slashing capacity around the world as governments restrict travel in order to tame the coronavirus spread, and analysts forecasting sharp and recession-like pullbacks from the world's biggest energy consumers, global crude prices have been unable to find a floor since the global stock market sell-off began in late February"