Oil prices fell by almost 2% on Wednesday, hitting a two-week low on worries that Fed rate hikes in the United States, the world’s largest oil consumer, might reduce oil consumption. Europe’s persistently high inflation rate and China’s mixed economic indicators discouraged investors. China is the world’s largest consumer of crude oil. That was the Read More…
Technical recap In our previous article, we looked at the fact that it was difficult to make a call on the direction of CL futures. It is sometimes just a better option to do nothing than force things. This is something we must learn in trading and investing, or else we take the ego-based, fight-or-flight Read More…
Oil prices rose by 2% on Wednesday, reaching their highest level in over a month. Cooling US inflation data raised optimism that the Federal Reserve would soon end its cycle of interest-rate hikes. This optimism Overshadowed a slight increase in US crude oil inventories. After increasing by 0.4% in February, the US Consumer Price Index Read More…
Meet Jesus Cubillos. A futures trader at OneUp Trader who has made a name for himself in the industry. Based in Cumming, Georgia in the United States, Jesus has an account size of $150,000 and has withdrawn $5,500. The widrawals were sent to him within 2 business day after being requested which in unheard of Read More…
Technical analysis Crude oil futures have been trading at $80 and have been struggling to break out of a resistance zone. This resistance zone has been a major hurdle for the bulls as they attempt to push the price higher. If the price does begin falling below $78, then the bears will likely target the Read More…
Despite larger-than-expected draws in US crude and fuel stocks, oil prices remained mostly unchanged on Wednesday. The market weighed deteriorating economic outlooks against forecasts of US crude inventory declines and plans by OPEC+ producers to reduce production. According to government statistics, US crude inventories decreased by 3.7 million barrels last week, which was about 1.5 Read More…
