Crude oil prices jumped over 3.5% from Friday’s low, even as OPEC announced a major supply increase of 411,000 barrels per day starting July. The market expected more, and when that didn’t happen, prices bounced. Technically, oil remains in a triangle pattern, but signs of a breakout are emerging. If Brent pushes above the May 21 high at 66, we could see a run towards 73.32. Watch for key levels at 67.69 and 69.75.
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