BRENT: MARKET EXPECTATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

<p>Oil prices rose about 1% on Thursday on news of the OPEC+ agreement and continued to rise during the Asian session on Friday. As a result of the session on Thursday, Brent crude oil futures rose in price by almost 1% to $ 48.71 per barrel, WTI crude oil futures closed trading with an increase of 0.8% at $ 45.64 per barrel. At the start of today's European session, Brent crude is trading near $ 49.38 a barrel, 0.60 pips / dollar below today's and new 9-month highs of 49.98 ( see&nbsp; " Technical Analysis and Trading Recommendations " ) I t is also worth noting that the rise in oil prices is taking place against the background of the growth of world stock indices and the weakening of the dollar, which also contributes to the strengthening of oil prices, despite the decision of OPEC+ to increase production. As the dollar weakens further and the global economy recovers, oil prices, quoted in US dollars, are also likely to continue to rise. And, conversely, with a significant deterioration</p>