The price of oil may continue to track the monthly range amid the string of failed attempts to test the August-high ($57.99).
The price of oil extends the rebound from the monthly-low ($50.52) as the US delays the next tranche of China tariffs to December 15.
Crude oil prices stand at risk of giving back the advance from the June-low ($50.60) as a ‘death-cross’ formation takes shape.
Crude oil prices may fall further after hitting a four-month low as Fed Chair Powell talks down imminent rate cut speculation, souring investors mood market-wide.
Crude oil prices may continue to fall after hitting a three-month low as trade war escalation weighs on the outlook for demand even as US inventories swell.
Current market conditions may keep crude oil prices afloat as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits in overbought territory for the first time in 2019.
Recent price action raises the risk for a further advance in crude oil as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) continues to flirt with overbought territory.
Crude oil prices may turn lower if technical signs of ebbing upside momentum find follow-through. API inventory flow data is on tap ahead.