Oil gained over 2% on Wednesday and extended the gains into Thursday as data revealed a massive drop in US crude inventories. At the same time, supply concerns amid Libya’s lower oil production boosted prices. WTI (Source: Nymex) Data on Wednesday showed that US crude inventories fell for the sixth week in a row. Stocks Read More…
Introduction Meet Greg, a price action trader in OneUp Trader’s funded trader program who has made his mark with a straightforward yet effective approach to the markets. Greg recently made a withdrawal of $3,700 from his funded trading account, and today, we are going to find out just how he did it. Trading style and Read More…
Introduction CL Futures saw a huge rally of 5% yesterday as the EIA showed a larger than expected drawdown in stock piles. This has given bulls new hope that CL can break above $80 and possible head toward $100 in the future. Recent News Geopolitical Tensions: Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East raised concerns Read More…
Oil prices rose by 3% on Wednesday and continued higher on Thursday as investors worried about a possible escalation in the Gaza war. At the same time, the Fed opened the door to a September rate cut, improving the outlook for oil demand. Nevertheless, this sudden oil rally was insufficient to offset oil’s monthly losses. Read More…
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, ending three sessions of declines. The increase came amid a bigger-than-expected draw in US crude and gasoline inventories. Prices remained close to a six-week low because of worries about global oil demand and a potential ceasefire in the Gaza conflict. Data on Wednesday revealed that crude stocks fell by 3.7 Read More…
Oil prices rose nearly 2% on Wednesday due to a larger-than-expected drop in US crude inventories. At the same time, oil demand increased as Fed policymakers indicated that the recent decline in inflation would pave the way for rate cuts. Brent futures (Source: ICE Futures Europe, Bloomberg) The Energy Information Administration reported that inventories fell Read More…
