Crude oil futures stayed volatile this week as traders weighed US sanctions on Russia’s oil producers against a potential OPEC+ output increase and signs of solid global demand. According to Bloomberg, Russia’s seaborne oil exports slipped from a 30-month top in the week ending 26th October, reducing 70k barrels a day to 3.72 mpd. However, Read More…
The crude oil prices bolstered this week amid the lingering geopolitical fears that could tighten supply. The price of West Texas Intermediate crossed $60 per barrel, while the Brent crude rose to $65, extending gains after the last rally. Following Moscow’s hostility in Ukraine, the US decision to sanction Russia’s major oil exporters, Rosneft and Read More…
Introduction Crude oil futures have jumped 3.35% to $60.46 on Wednesday at the open, posting their biggest daily gain in over two weeks. CL is also up 8.8% since the low on the 20th of October, where the buyers stepped back in after a sharp selloff, and the price bounced from the $56–$57 support zone. Read More…
Introduction Crude oil futures (CL) extended their decline this week, slipping another to $56.37, deepening the bearish move that began earlier in October. This follows the breakdown below the $60.00 support zone that we mentioned in the October 13 analysis. Just what the bears were aiming for has happened as the move below $61 zone Read More…
Introduction From October 13 to October 26, we’re raising our profit split on all accounts to 95%! That means you keep 95 out of every 100 dollars you make for evaluations purchased during that time frame. The 95% split will remain active for as long as your funded account does, with the first $10,000 withdrawn Read More…
Crude oil futures soared 1% on Thursday as geopolitical developments and supply-side risks came again into the limelight. Brent crude futures gained more than half a cent to $62.50, while WTI climbed to near $59.00, marking a recovery from the 5-month lows. The uptick stemmed from President Trump’s comments, who claimed that Indian Prime Minister Read More…
