Growing sentiment Tuesday that the rally in crude oil prices will lead to more appetite for production helped put an end to an OPEC-fueled run for the bulls. Crude oil prices topped $55 per barrel for the first time this year in Monday trading as investors found few reasons to abandon optimism about a market recovery sparked by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries putting a ceiling on oil production last week. OPEC is looking to coordinate with non-members to cap production levels to pull the market back into balance . The agreement, reached in Vienna, would amount to a cut in production based on current output levels and a first for OPEC in roughly a decade. Crude oil prices gained more than $10 per barrel since the agreement was reached last week and may be at a point where some players are […]