OPEC+ news derails oil price gains- Brent edging off the lows so far today

Yesterday afternoon Oil prices were continuing to rise and that saw the price of Brent Crude for June delivery reach a new interim high, at $68.62 per barrel. However, what happened next saw prices slide following reports on the news wires, that several OPEC+ members were very keen to see an accelerated output increase. That news sent Brent tumbling back and it fell more than $3 pretty quickly, sliding back underneath $65.50. The low seen was set at $65.29. The rebound that followed was modest compared to the earlier falls. Brent later settled $1.32 lower on the NYMEX exchange, at $66.12. The price action so far today has seen it try to push a little higher. Brent is just now edging back towards $66.50, but it remains to be seen, if it can come even close to reclaiming the highs seen yesterday following this OPEC+ news