Crude futures extended gains on Tuesday with Brent rising over $30 per barrel ofr the first time since mid-April. Oil prices were boosted by the implementation of OPEC+ production cuts, as well as the gradual easing of coronavirus restrictions across the world as the virus spread slowed. Brent for settlements in July surged 11.51% to sell for $30.33 per barrel, at 10:25 am ET, hitting a 20 day high. Meanwhile, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for June delivery rallied 18.15% to go for $24.09 per barrel at 10:26 am ET. Nick Note: you ain’t seen nothing yet! the fun part is coming soon