Oil prices eased on Thursday amid worries about oil demand and the rising risk of oversupply and a loose market. However, prices rose in the previous session as global tensions increased the risk of supply disruptions. Meanwhile, market participants are paying close attention to US economic data for clues on the outlook for Fed rate Read More…
Introduction Today, we spotlight Doris, a 36-year-old trader from Boca Raton, Florida, who has withdrawn $7,155 through the OneUp Trader-funded program. Doris is a scalper, and she trades the NASDAQ Futures contract as well as the micro version (MNQ), which is a very popular instrument for scalpers because of its high volatility. With six years of trading Read More…
Oil prices collapsed further on Thursday as traders worried about an oversupply amid reports of another OPEC+ production boost. In parallel, downbeat US employment figures raised concerns about the state of the economy and demand for oil. WTI futures (Source: NYMEX, Bloomberg) Reports on Wednesday revealed that the members of OPEC+ were planning to boost Read More…
Recap from August 15 Analysis In our previous CL analysis, we highlighted: Technical Analysis Trend & Structure CL in the long term is not in a clearly defined trend, the price remains between $63 and $73. There is a symmetrical triangle formation but price has not had a clearly defined break even after attempting to Read More…
Oil prices fell on Thursday as market participants anticipated a looming drop in demand with the end of the US driving season. However, optimism supported prices in the previous session after data revealed a significant draw in US crude oil inventories. Brent monthly performance (Source: ICE, Bloomberg) Oil was heading for a monthly drop on Read More…
Crude oil prices gained momentum on Thursday, weighed down by steep losses in the previous trading sessions but supported by a steeper-than-expected decline in US crude inventories, indicating strong demand in the world’s largest oil consumer. Brent crude futures added 85 cents, or 1.28%, to 67.00 a barrel, and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) added 33 Read More…
