Crude oil price is trading above the $35 mark for the first time since the first half of March as rising U.S.-China tensions weighed on risk sentiment. Fundamental analysis: Crude oil prices are trading around 1% higher today to hit the levels near the $36 handle for the first time since March 11. Prices have been recovering for weeks after printing historic lows. Investors are watching closely the developments in the row between the United States and China, after the Asian superpower warned of retaliation on U.S. moves over Hong Kong. “The possibility of heightened tensions does pose a risk
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