On Friday (June 13) in the Asian market, international oil prices soared sharply, with Brent crude oil rising 7.2% to $75.28 per barrel at one point, and currently trading around $74.70 per barrel. According to the Times of Israel, in the early morning of June 13, Beijing time, Israel launched a preemptive airstrike on Iran, targeting Iran's nuclear program and military facilities. This action not only triggered a sharp escalation of tensions in the Middle East, but also caused gold and crude oil prices to soar instantly, and global financial markets fell into violent fluctuations.

Any conflict in the Middle East may pose a direct threat to global crude oil supply, especially Iran's status as an important oil producer. If the conflict leads to obstruction of Iran's crude oil exports, oil prices may rise further. However, it should be noted that the uncertainty of the global economic recovery may limit the long-term rise in oil prices, and investors need to pay close attention to the subsequent development of the situation and OPEC+'s response measures.

Yesterday, international oil prices continued to fluctuate and rise in a bullish pattern. During the Asian and European sessions, crude oil prices fluctuated slightly and fell. In the afternoon, the European session stabilized at the 66.7 mark and ushered in a strong pull-up. In the evening, the US session further strengthened and returned to the 68 mark and closed strongly. The daily K-line closed strongly and bottomed out and rebounded. The K-line closed positively continuously, and the MACD indicator opened upward above the zero axis, and the bullish momentum was sufficient.

In the morning, due to the outbreak of war, crude oil rose directly in the morning and tested the 74 line, directly breaking through the short-term pressure of 70. Pay attention to the strong pressure near 75 above, and you can still short it when it is touched. In summary, today's crude oil operation suggestions, crude oil operation suggestions are to pay attention to the 72.0-73.0 line resistance in the short term above, and pay attention to the 75.6-76.5 line support in the short term below.

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