🔗 Previous Technical Analysis: Crude Oil Analysis – June 25, 2025 WTI Crude Oil Futures (CL) are holding just above a multi-month support zone, with price currently trading around $68.07, slightly below the 200-day moving average. After recent whipsaw volatility and a brief spike above $75, price has stabilized above the longstanding $66–$68 range, which Read More…
Oil held steady on Thursday after an upbeat US monthly jobs report. Meanwhile, prices jumped on Wednesday after Iran suspended working with the UN nuclear watchdog. At the same time, demand increased after the US signed a trade deal with Vietnam. However, downbeat US employment data and a surge in crude inventories kept a lid Read More…
Crude oil recovered on Thursday, driven by a sharper decline in the US crude oil inventories and cautiously optimistic sentiment around the Middle East ceasefire. Brent crude futures ticked up to $67 while WTI futures settled around $65. The upside came after the US EIA reported a 5.8 million barrels drawdown in commercial crude oil Read More…
Overview Crude oil has seen a sharp unwind following last week’s geopolitical-driven spike above $77. Over the past 48 hours, a de-escalation in tensions between Iran and Israel has cooled risk sentiment, pushing prices back into the prior breakout zone between $64 and $68. A rapid +20% rally driven by fear premiums has now corrected Read More…
Introduction Light Crude Oil Futures (CL) are trading sharply higher at $73.51, up more than 20% from the May lows. The breakout is technically significant, but more importantly, it’s now being supported by growing geopolitical risk in the Middle East due to renewed conflict escalation between Iran and Israel, which has once again injected a Read More…
Currency futures experienced a surge in volatility as the week started. The escalating geopolitical tensions and evolving monetary policy expectations keep the traders on edge. The US dollar continued to benefit from the safe-haven flows while the commodity currencies and risk-sensitive assets retreated in response to Middle East turmoil and mixed macroeconomic data. The Dollar Read More…
