Group 1 - International oil prices experienced fluctuations, with light crude oil futures for August rising by $0.28 to $65.52 per barrel, a 0.43% increase, while Brent crude oil futures rose by $0.04 to $67.77 per barrel, a 0.06% increase [1] - Rystad Energy analyst Janiv Shah noted that the market has largely moved past geopolitical risk premiums and is now driven by fundamentals, with attention on the upcoming OPEC+ meeting on July 6 [1] - Reports indicate that eight oil-producing countries under the OPEC+ mechanism are preparing to discuss a voluntary production cut of 411,000 barrels in August during the July 6 meeting [1][2] Group 2 - BOK Financial's Dennis Kissler stated that oil futures are entering a consolidation phase, supported by a strong U.S. stock market, a weaker dollar, and the start of the driving season, while increased OPEC production poses a downside risk [2] - The market appears to have stabilized oil prices at levels similar to those before the outbreak of conflicts related to Iran [3] - Baker Hughes reported that the number of active oil rigs in the U.S. decreased by 6 to 432, a year-on-year decline of 47 rigs, while Canada saw an increase of 1 rig to 94, with a year-on-year decline of 22 rigs [3]