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Technical Analysis

Crude Oil Futures (CL) Bounce Underway, But Resistance Looms

Technical Analysis Double Bottom or Bear Flag? Crude oil has bounced sharply from the $55–56 area and is now testing the lower edge of a confluence resistance zone marked by: The $55.12 level remains as support. This pattern could be interpreted as either: RSI and Momentum Pivot Levels & Context Key Levels Type Price Area Read More…

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Real Estate Professional Withdraws $7,000 From Funded Account in Just 6 Days!

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Fundamental Analysis

Crude Oil Gains Overshadowed by Demand Woes and Rising Supply

Crude oil prices rose on Thursday after President Trump announced a major trade agreement with the UK. It sparked a reduction in tariff tensions. The Brent crude oil surged to $61.40, while WTI rose to $58.00, primarily due to trade talk optimism. Despite the brief recovery, oil prices stay under pressure, licking wounds of steep Read More…

crude oil technical analysis
Technical Analysis

Crude Oil Futures (CL) – Bearish Price Action

Overview: Weekly Chart Technicals: Structure Breakdown RSI Analysis Daily Chart Technicals: Downtrend Intact RSI Key Levels: Type Level Note Resistance $65.00–66.00 Breakdown retest zone (failed) Resistance $70.00 200-day MA + descending trendline Support $55.16 Horizontal support, 2024 low Support $51.46 Measured move + next pivot (S1) Probability Outlook Scenario Probability Trigger Break below $55 → Read More…

Fundamental Analysis

Oil Extends Slide After Brutal Monthly Drop

Oil prices continued falling on Thursday after ending the worst month in over three years. The recent decline came as market participants worried about oversupply as OPEC+ unwinds its output cuts. At the same time, Trump’s tariffs and the subsequent trade wars have dimmed the outlook for oil demand.  Oil collapsed on Wednesday after Saudi Read More…