Latest Long - Short Trading Recommendations for Crude Oil

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During Monday's Asian trading session, international oil prices fell, primarily due to the combined impact of eased geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and expectations of OPEC+ production increases, which raised market supply outlooks. Although the two major benchmark oil prices recorded their largest weekly decline since March 2023 last week, they are still set to post consecutive monthly gains for June, with increases exceeding 5% each. The market had previously surged due to Middle East tensions. Since Israel struck Iranian nuclear facilities on June 13, the situation rapidly deteriorated, and the U.S. subsequently air-raided Iranian nuclear targets, pushing Brent prices to briefly surge above $80 per barrel. Current oil price movements are clearly constrained by a dual influence of geopolitics and supply expectations. While geopolitical conflicts have temporarily eased, the long-term stability of the Middle East situation remains uncertain. On the other hand, the game between OPEC+'s orderly production increase and insufficient U.S. shale oil production momentum will determine the direction of oil price fluctuations in the coming months. Against the backdrop of a moderate global economic recovery, oil prices maintaining a range of $60-70 per barrel may become a short-term norm.
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