The oil complex strengthened steadily into the US afternoon Monday ahead of June 22’s meeting in Vienna between OPEC members and key non-OPEC producer Russia. ICE August Brent settled $1.90 higher at $75.34/b, while NYMEX July crude lagged comparatively, rising 79 cents to $65.85/b. Refined products futures towed the line with Brent, with NYMEX July ULSD up 4.46 cents to settle at $2.1316/gal. July RBOB settled 3.14 cents higher at $2.0546/gal. OPEC meets June 22 in Vienna to decide on the future of its production cut agreement, which committed the bloc, along with 10 Russia-led non-OPEC countries, to a 1.8 million b/d supply cut. However, the group remains divided, with Venezuela and Iran against an increase. Despite the selloff seen over the better part of the past month, analysts see plenty of upside heading into the end of the week. Those surveyed by S&P Global Platts see US crude […]