On the fundamentals, it is still in a state of intertwined long and short positions. The optimistic expectations of short-term debt negotiations have given the market some support. Coupled with the recent strong demand for gasoline, there is a certain positive stimulus for crude oil in the short term. However, there is currently some uncertainty about the production cuts promised by Russia, which has led to a more cautious attitude in the market. Last trading day, crude oil fell back to near 70.7 after the shock, and it rebounded to near 72.5 in the evening. The short-term range is still not broken, and the range opportunity can continue to be maintained.
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