Crude Oil News
The US S&P Global Composite PMI hit an eight-month high in August, prompting traders to reduce their bets on two Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. This eight-month high (assuming the initial composite PMI exceeds expectations) directly reflects the expansion of the US manufacturing and service sectors. This, coupled with increased activity in crude oil consumption scenarios like industrial production and freight logistics, provides substantial support for domestic crude oil demand. While this "reduced bet on rate cuts" may slightly strengthen the US dollar, the increased demand driven by economic resilience is more directly positive for crude oil.
The US and Europe have officially finalized the framework for their trade agreement. The implementation of the US-EU trade agreement will stimulate bilateral trade (e.g., increased cross-border transport of industrial and consumer goods). Increased air, sea, and road freight volumes will directly boost fuel demand. Furthermore, the agreement will drive industrial production expansion in both the US and Europe, increasing manufacturing energy consumption (including downstream crude oil products). This will improve global crude oil demand expectations and benefit oil prices.
Crude Oil Indicator Analysis
Oil prices have experienced a slight correction since yesterday's surge. While the MACD indicator has formed a golden cross and the red momentum bar has increased, it is still hovering near zero, indicating a volatile bull-bear equilibrium. Furthermore, the RSI is nearing overbought territory and is experiencing a pullback, suggesting that the 64.5 level is facing some pressure, suggesting further short-term declines.
Strategy
Previously, I suggested opening two short positions at resistance levels: one at 64.5 and then increasing the number of short positions near 65. The market peaked near 65, holding resistance, and the market gradually retreated, capturing all the profits. This was a very accurate prediction of this trend in crude oil.
As crude oil approaches 64, consider opening a bearish short position.
The US S&P Global Composite PMI hit an eight-month high in August, prompting traders to reduce their bets on two Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. This eight-month high (assuming the initial composite PMI exceeds expectations) directly reflects the expansion of the US manufacturing and service sectors. This, coupled with increased activity in crude oil consumption scenarios like industrial production and freight logistics, provides substantial support for domestic crude oil demand. While this "reduced bet on rate cuts" may slightly strengthen the US dollar, the increased demand driven by economic resilience is more directly positive for crude oil.
The US and Europe have officially finalized the framework for their trade agreement. The implementation of the US-EU trade agreement will stimulate bilateral trade (e.g., increased cross-border transport of industrial and consumer goods). Increased air, sea, and road freight volumes will directly boost fuel demand. Furthermore, the agreement will drive industrial production expansion in both the US and Europe, increasing manufacturing energy consumption (including downstream crude oil products). This will improve global crude oil demand expectations and benefit oil prices.
Crude Oil Indicator Analysis
Oil prices have experienced a slight correction since yesterday's surge. While the MACD indicator has formed a golden cross and the red momentum bar has increased, it is still hovering near zero, indicating a volatile bull-bear equilibrium. Furthermore, the RSI is nearing overbought territory and is experiencing a pullback, suggesting that the 64.5 level is facing some pressure, suggesting further short-term declines.
Strategy
Previously, I suggested opening two short positions at resistance levels: one at 64.5 and then increasing the number of short positions near 65. The market peaked near 65, holding resistance, and the market gradually retreated, capturing all the profits. This was a very accurate prediction of this trend in crude oil.
As crude oil approaches 64, consider opening a bearish short position.
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