Brent Crude Futures Surge Above $69, Near Seven-Week High

📈 Price Movement & Key Data
Brent rose to around $69.05 per barrel, up about 2.5% on the session.
U.S. WTI crude also gained, reaching approximately $64.72 per barrel.
The rally accelerated following a surprise drop in U.S. crude stocks, which reinforced concerns over supply tightness.
🔍 Factors Fueling the Upswing
Supply Disruptions & Risk Premia: Ongoing geopolitical tensions and uncertainty about Russian and Middle Eastern output continue to add a risk premium to crude.
Inventory Draw Surprise: The sharper-than-expected inventory decline in the U.S. surprised the market and heightens expectations of demand strength.
Sentiment Over Fundamentals: Some analysts warn that the rally may lean more on sentiment than strong demand metrics, suggesting caution in the near term
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