Crude prices increased on Thursday following the US Court of International Trade’s decision to prevent the majority of President Donald Trump’s tariffs from being implemented. Markets also monitored possible new US restrictions on Russian oil exports, while OPEC+ is expected to hike production starting in July during its meeting this Saturday. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for deliveries in July jumped by 1.70% at 2:31 am ET to sell for $62.89 per barrel. A minute later, Brent for settlements in July added 1.59% to go for $65.93 per barrel.