The crude oil market fell for a second straight week on renewed signs of weak demand after the premium over the risk of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict faded. However, weak data from the U.S. employment report supported market speculation that the Federal Reserve may stop raising interest rates, which provided some support for oil prices. Saudi Arabia's...
The rebound of crude oil has strengthened again, and the 80.8 support node has begun to rebound. The current increase has reached 82.8, correcting yesterday's unilateral downward trend. However, if the current rise in crude oil cannot break this week's high of 85, it will be more likely to fall to a new low. The daily MA5 moving average and MA10 moving average...
Market analysis The supply and demand of crude oil has increased but the risk of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has not diminished. At present, oil transportation in the Middle East has not really been affected by this conflict, which is why oil prices have been experiencing corrections. Without further escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, crude oil...
The trend of crude oil is a band, with the top near 93. It is obviously still in a downward channel, especially the short trend on the four-hour line is more obvious. The K-line is running below the Bollinger Band, and the middle rail is the resistance level of crude oil. Shorts occupy the main body. . The support level below crude oil is around 81.2. At the...
The U.S. Department of Energy abandoned its original position and relaunched the Strategic Reserve Replenishment Program. Oil prices have been falling. However, the conflict in the Middle East has a greater impact on the fluctuation of oil prices. Once the conflict escalates further, the price of crude oil will exceed 100. The short-term trend of crude oil was...
The conflict escalation target is looking towards 95. The short-term (1H) trend of crude oil fell to the 85.50 support, and continued to rebound and hit new prices. The short-term subjective and objective trends consistently maintain an upward rhythm. Crude oil is expected to continue rising during the day. If the conflict in the Middle East escalates again...
Crude oil targets resistance at $88. The important level after that is $90, which is a resistance level that the market needs to break. The prevailing sentiment suggests that it is only a matter of time before the market rises to these levels. Crude oil also found support from the 50-day moving average below, which acted as a stabilizing force. Additionally,...
Market analysis In the last post, we talked about the US crude oil market maintaining the price of crude oil to a certain extent, but the impact of the conflict in Pakistan on the crude oil market completely covers other market conflicts, and crude oil is bound to rise. Technical analysis After crude oil rose to 88.3, the short side gradually took over the main...
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict supported gains in oil prices, but mail will slowly rise until there is no further conflict. Crude oil was blocked at the 21-day moving average. Secondly, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said last week that oil prices have fallen recently from their highs in late September, reflecting declining demand, especially in the...
The conflict may escalate further, and Iran warned Israel not to expand the situation, otherwise it will join the war. Once Iran joins the war, oil prices will skyrocket. Last week, due to the conflict, oil prices rose to close at 87.72. On Monday today, the opening momentum of oil prices has slowed down. On the one hand, it is due to some profit-taking. On the...
"A sharp escalation in geopolitical risks in the Middle East, which accounts for more than a third of global seaborne oil trade, is keeping markets on edge," the IEA said in its closely watched October oil market report. All this is as discussed in my previous post. The conflict caused the oil price to rise again. The continuation of the conflict will cause the...
Hello traders , on daily TF USOIL has formed a double bottom reversal pattern and broke its neckline. and also because the tension in the middle east and the current dollar economic situation we might see a bullish move from the neckline maybe back to the 93 level. trade safe !
Political tensions roiled global financial markets as the focus shifted to the Middle East. Oil prices have fluctuated sharply amid escalating risks, with worries that a war between Israel and Palestine could lead to supply disruptions easing, but market sentiment has been relatively cautious and investors have still refrained from aggressive selling as they...
The latest exclusive report from the US "Wall Street Journal" claims that Saudi Arabia has told the White House that they are willing to increase oil production early next year if crude oil prices remain high. A new round of military conflict broke out between Israel and Palestine last weekend, causing international oil prices to soar more than 4% after...
Oil traders aggressively bought futures and crude oil's 20-day moving average to provide support. Crude oil opened at 90.53 and rose to 94.04 today. The market direction remains bullish. The current trading trend will be a correction and a slow rise. 94.5-92.4 is the main range. Seize the opportunity and don't trade blindly.
Expectations of tighter crude oil supply and an uncertain economic outlook have caused demand concerns. At the same time, crude oil continues to be hit by the double blow of the appreciation of the US dollar and expectations of interest rate hikes, and the impact of a rapid tightening of supply is offset by market investors' low risk appetite for higher interest...
The supply side of the global oil market continues to reduce production, and oil prices will continue to rise in the short term. Russia's fuel export ban announced last week has raised supply concerns and demand woes from future interest rate hikes. In the current context of the crude oil market, what needs attention is that once the Federal Reserve misjudges...
Through the analysis of the hourly chart of crude oil, we know that the last trading day first rose, then fell and then rose again, forming a narrow concussion trend. Since crude oil rose from highs and fell back, it has been in the midst of a concussive adjustment. Last Friday, it was said that an adjustment is imminent. Once the heavy volume breaks through and...