International oil prices continued last week's upward trend. Brent crude oil futures rose 27 cents to $66.06 per barrel; WTI crude oil futures rose 28 cents to $63.5 per barrel. OPEC+ plans to accelerate the pace of production increase from May to June to meet market demand. However, according to market surveys, the production of the organization in April instead saw a slight decline. The expected production increase has, to a certain extent, curbed the room for oil prices to rise. The United States and Iran concluded nuclear negotiations in Oman and plan to continue consultations. If an agreement is reached, the return of Iranian crude oil supply will increase global supply pressure, which may push down oil prices. In addition, data shows that the number of active oil and gas drilling rigs in the United States last week dropped to the lowest level since January this year, reflecting that U.S. energy companies remain cautious about the future market. Crude oil showed a volatile upward trend, and the oil price broke through the previous high, reaching the expected price. The oil price has formed a three-wave structure. If the subsequent adjustment does not break through the channel, there is a high probability of a continuation of the bullish trend.
The increase in crude oil has approached the previous wide-range oscillation pressure level. Whether it can break through still requires some tug-of-war. In terms of operation, it is considered to lay out long positions on the pullback as the main strategy, with short selling at highs as a supplementary strategy. Pay attention to the resistance at the range of $63.5-64.5 per barrel, and the support at the range of $62.2-61.1 per barrel.
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The increase in crude oil has approached the previous wide-range oscillation pressure level. Whether it can break through still requires some tug-of-war. In terms of operation, it is considered to lay out long positions on the pullback as the main strategy, with short selling at highs as a supplementary strategy. Pay attention to the resistance at the range of $63.5-64.5 per barrel, and the support at the range of $62.2-61.1 per barrel.
you are currently struggling with losses, or are unsure which of the numerous trading strategies to follow, at this moment, you can choose to observe the operations within our channel.
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