U.S. oil prices were up by about 1.8% at about 11:20 a.m. ET, with the July West Texas Intermediate contract up by $1 to $64.37/bbl. The August WTI contract was 87cts higher at $63.32/bbl.

Here is a look at what happened in oil markets in the week of June 2-6 and what the focus will be in the days to come.

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