President Donald Trump will meet with top U.S. oil-company executives on Friday to discuss possible aid for the industry amid plummeting oil prices, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal that cited people familiar with the matter. The meeting will take place at the White House and executives invited include Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM, +4.24% Chief Executive Darren Woods, Chevron Corp. CVX, +2.89% Chief Executive Mike Wirth, Occidental Petroleum Corp. OXY, +8.68% Chief Executive Vicki Hollub, and Continental Resources Inc. CLR, +7.37% Chief Executive Harold Hamm, the newspaper said. Oil prices have fallen precipitously in recent weeks, hit by surging supply from a price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia and sharply lower demand because of the coronavirus pandemic. U.S.-traded crude oil prices have hovered around $20 a barrel in recent sessions, the lowest in nearly two decades.