Crude Oil Futures
Fundamental Analysis

Crude Oil Steady Amid Asia’s Rebounding Demand and Market Uncertainty

Crude oil prices remained steady on Thursday as US inventory and geopolitical worries were offset by rising Asian demand. Brent crude futures lost 11 cents, while WTI May contracts lost 12 cents. Asia’s crude oil demand, which was previously sour, is now set to recover as refiners resume operations after the maintenance. Moreover, Exxon Mobil Read More…

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How a 55-Year-Old Mastered the Markets in His Spare Time to Withdraw $10,000!

Introduction Meet Moulay L., a funded trader from Groton, Connecticut, who successfully withdrew $10,000 across 2 accounts in just 5 days through the OneUp Trader funded program! At 55 years old, Moulay uses market profile analysis to make impressive withdrawals from the OneUp Trader funded trader program. Let’s dive into his trading strategy, key statistics, Read More…

Crude Oil Futures
Fundamental Analysis

Global Growth Worries Pressure Oil Prices Lower

Oil prices pulled back on Thursday as global growth concerns dimmed the outlook for oil demand. Prices gained around 2% in the previous session due to a smaller-than-expected increase in US crude inventories. At the same time, downbeat US inflation figures increased Fed rate cut expectations, supporting oil.  In recent weeks, tariff uncertainty has driven Read More…

Crude Oil Futures
Technical Analysis

Crude Oil (CL) Futures – Support Holds, Reversal Ahead?

Technical Analysis – March 12, 2025 Crude oil futures (CL) have been on a steady downtrend, recently testing a major yearly support zone near $65-$67. Buyers are attempting to defend this level. Could this be the start of a reversal, or is there more downside ahead? Let’s analyze the chart. Price Action & Key Levels Read More…

Crude Oil Futures
Fundamental Analysis

Oil Prices Stabilize After Recent Slump on Demand Concerns

Oil prices steadied on Thursday after reaching fresh lows in the previous session due to demand worries. Data revealed an unexpected increase in crude inventories. At the same time, trade wars ignited by Trump’s tariffs dimmed the outlook for the global economy. On supply, traders worried about oversupply with OPEC+ increasing output starting in April.  Read More…