Oil futures extended gains and were on track to end the week higher on strong seasonal demand and lingering geopolitical risk premium around the Middle East.

Oil futures continued to post gains with the market unfazed by OPEC+ plans for higher production and supported by gains in products.

WTI held above $65 as OPEC considered further production increases for August.

Key Points: Natural gas prices climbed towards the $3.75 level. WTI oil was mostly flat as traders focused on OPEC+ policy. Brent oil was stuck in the $67.50 - $68.00 range.

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Iran's recent missile strike on a US base in Qatar led to a surprising fall in oil prices, reflecting the market's interpretation of the action as measured rather than escalatory.

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Investors should watch major support levels on the WTI oil chart around $57 and $44, while also monitoring key resistance levels near $77 and $93.