Oil markets rallied Monday after OPEC+ delivered a production increase smaller than traders anticipated, easing concerns about excessive supply flooding global markets. The move pushed crude prices more than 1% higher as investors recalibrated their expectations. Brent crude futures jumped 89 cents to $65.42 per barrel, marking a 1.4% gain. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude […] The post OPEC+ production move catches traders off guard appeared first on Rolling Out.