Oil markets are going through a period of historic uncertainty. With prices plunging into negative territory earlier this year before surging back to just under $40 per barrel that they are at today, it has become clear that anything can happen in the short term. These gyrations have not been random though. They have been the byproduct of concerns over the economic fallout caused by the spread of COVID-19. New data provided by OPEC reveals some encouraging developments though, with its output falling and the worst of the crisis (from an oil demand perspective) slated