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Oil prices continued the subdued momentum on Thursday as geopolitical risks in the Middle East eased, while persisting supply concerns dragged the benchmark lower. Brent crude futures slipped 0.50% to $65.90 while WTI fell 0.60% to $62.15. The downward trend reveals a broad bearish sentiment dominating the energy market, with analysts debating not the fall Read More…
Introduction Crude Oil futures (CL) continue to consolidate and test the support zone between $62.4 and $61 as the selling pressure has not been strong enough to push the price below it. In our previous analysis, we highlighted that zone as very important because a push below it would likely lead the price to $56. Read More…
Crude oil futures remain volatile as traders balance near-term geopolitical risks with concerns about oversupply. Brent crude edged up to $65.50 on Thursday while WTI climbed to $62.00 area, recovering modestly from earlier losses. The rebound occurred amid concerns about a potential disruption to Russian crude oil exports. However, the upside remains capped by rising Read More…
Introduction Crude oil futures (CL) have now moved into the $60–62 support zone that has acted as a floor since early August. It is an important zone because the next level below this is at $54. Bulls will be looking to hold this level so that price doesn’t slip to those levels not seen since Read More…
Crude oil markets remain caught between two opposing forces: bullish supply shocks and bearish concerns about oversupply. The WTI prices soared 2.5% on Wednesday to settle near $65.00, the highest level since 2nd September. The US EIA data surprised the market participants with a draw of 607k barrels in crude inventories. The figure contrasted sharply Read More…
