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#USOIL H8 Update.
Crude exactly as planned sellers stepping in from the 61.80–62.50 resistance zone, where previous support flipped into resistance.
Currently running +300 pips, and momentum still favors the downside.
As long as price stays below that zone, we’ll continue holding for deeper targets toward 53.90.
Bears remain in control any pullback here could just be a retest before another drop.
#WTI #WTIUSD
Crude exactly as planned sellers stepping in from the 61.80–62.50 resistance zone, where previous support flipped into resistance.
Currently running +300 pips, and momentum still favors the downside.
As long as price stays below that zone, we’ll continue holding for deeper targets toward 53.90.
Bears remain in control any pullback here could just be a retest before another drop.
#WTI #WTIUSD
Oil Holds Firm Amid Glut Warnings & Infrastructure Woes
Crude oil markets today offer a real-world physics lesson: supply shocks and forecast gluts creating price inertia.
Oil prices didn’t move much—Brent at $66.15 and WTI at $63.14—despite a surprise build in inventories and production forecasts that dial in a supply-heavy outlook into 2026. On top of that, a leak on a major Texas pipeline pushed local crude premiums higher, hinting at logistical pressure despite otherwise sluggish demand.
What You Should Be Watching
EIA Inventory Report: A surprise drop could spark a rally; another build could reinforce the “oversupply” narrative.
1. US–Russia Talks: Any breakthrough—or escalation—could realign expectations around oil sanctions or flows.
2. Pricing Outlook: Discounted forecasts from the EIA suggest that traders should prepare for pressure, not pop, in crude pricing over the coming months.
Bottom line: Oil’s holding pattern today reflects a balancing act—supply logistics adding temporary support, while structural oversupply keeps rally courage in check.
#CrudeOil #WTI #OilPrices #EIA #OilInventory #EnergyMarkets #BinanceInsights #Write2Earn #CommodityTrading #OilGlut #PipelineNews
Oil prices didn’t move much—Brent at $66.15 and WTI at $63.14—despite a surprise build in inventories and production forecasts that dial in a supply-heavy outlook into 2026. On top of that, a leak on a major Texas pipeline pushed local crude premiums higher, hinting at logistical pressure despite otherwise sluggish demand.
What You Should Be Watching
EIA Inventory Report: A surprise drop could spark a rally; another build could reinforce the “oversupply” narrative.
1. US–Russia Talks: Any breakthrough—or escalation—could realign expectations around oil sanctions or flows.
2. Pricing Outlook: Discounted forecasts from the EIA suggest that traders should prepare for pressure, not pop, in crude pricing over the coming months.
Bottom line: Oil’s holding pattern today reflects a balancing act—supply logistics adding temporary support, while structural oversupply keeps rally courage in check.
#CrudeOil #WTI #OilPrices #EIA #OilInventory #EnergyMarkets #BinanceInsights #Write2Earn #CommodityTrading #OilGlut #PipelineNews
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🌍 US Attack Shakes the Market! Iran: We Will Not Surrender
Geopolitical tensions are heating up! Following the US attack on Iran's nuclear site (22/6), the global market reacted strongly:
🛢️ WTI Oil prices surged 14%, before closing up 7% — the market is panicking about energy supply.
📉 S&P 500 corrected 1%, US bonds also weakened due to inflation fears.
💥 Crypto is also turbulent:
Bitcoin remains strong at $102K
Ethereum fell 6.05% to $2,277 (from $2,500!)
🇮🇷 Iran asserts it will not yield and promises to retaliate. This means the turmoil could continue and the market may not stabilize in the near future.
⚠️ In your opinion, is this a buying opportunity during fear, or is it time to wait for calmer conditions?
💬 Comment below & follow this account for hot updates on crypto and geopolitics that shake the market!
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Geopolitical tensions are heating up! Following the US attack on Iran's nuclear site (22/6), the global market reacted strongly:
🛢️ WTI Oil prices surged 14%, before closing up 7% — the market is panicking about energy supply.
📉 S&P 500 corrected 1%, US bonds also weakened due to inflation fears.
💥 Crypto is also turbulent:
Bitcoin remains strong at $102K
Ethereum fell 6.05% to $2,277 (from $2,500!)
🇮🇷 Iran asserts it will not yield and promises to retaliate. This means the turmoil could continue and the market may not stabilize in the near future.
⚠️ In your opinion, is this a buying opportunity during fear, or is it time to wait for calmer conditions?
💬 Comment below & follow this account for hot updates on crypto and geopolitics that shake the market!
#CryptoNews #Geopolitics #Bitcoin #Ethereum #BinanceSquare #MarketUpdate #IranUSA #WTI
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📈 Oil is Climbing — But the Chart Still Looks Fragile
WTI Crude is trading around $61.8 (+1.83%), showing a short-term rebound — but technically, it’s still fighting resistance.
🔷 Key Technical View (4H Chart)
🔸 Price rebounded above 0.786 Fib ($61.69) after defending the local bottom at $60.40.
🔸 Both SMA50 and SMA200 are still above the price — meaning the structure remains bearish, even with a short-term bounce.
🔸 RSI sits near 48.7, neutral momentum — no clear overbought signal yet.
Local downtrend line still intact (watch for breakout above $62.7 - $63.3 to confirm reversal).
📊 Macro Angle
Oil rising = less pressure for the Fed to cut rates.
If WTI stays above $62, it can strengthen inflation expectations → bad news for early easing.
If the price turns lower again, the narrative flips — weaker demand = more rate cut probability.
⚙️ Key levels to watch
🔸 Resistance: $62.7 / $63.3
🔸 Support: $61.7 / $60.4
🧭 Market still in “wait mode” — until NFP and next week’s Fed comments confirm direction.
#MarketUptober #WTI #Macro #commodities #NFPWatch
WTI Crude is trading around $61.8 (+1.83%), showing a short-term rebound — but technically, it’s still fighting resistance.
🔷 Key Technical View (4H Chart)
🔸 Price rebounded above 0.786 Fib ($61.69) after defending the local bottom at $60.40.
🔸 Both SMA50 and SMA200 are still above the price — meaning the structure remains bearish, even with a short-term bounce.
🔸 RSI sits near 48.7, neutral momentum — no clear overbought signal yet.
Local downtrend line still intact (watch for breakout above $62.7 - $63.3 to confirm reversal).
📊 Macro Angle
Oil rising = less pressure for the Fed to cut rates.
If WTI stays above $62, it can strengthen inflation expectations → bad news for early easing.
If the price turns lower again, the narrative flips — weaker demand = more rate cut probability.
⚙️ Key levels to watch
🔸 Resistance: $62.7 / $63.3
🔸 Support: $61.7 / $60.4
🧭 Market still in “wait mode” — until NFP and next week’s Fed comments confirm direction.
#MarketUptober #WTI #Macro #commodities #NFPWatch
Oil Prices Drop Below $60 as Oversupply Concerns Resurface
International crude futures continued to decline on Wednesday:
WTI Dec Light Crude: $59.60/barrel, -1.59%
Brent Crude: $63.52/barrel, -1.43%
WTI has fallen below the $60 psychological level, driven by global economic growth concerns and renewed expectations of oversupply, particularly after OPEC+ slightly increased production.
While the U.S. government shutdown risk adds uncertainty to energy demand, overall market pessimism dominates. The decline in oil prices signals easing supply chain pressures, which may help reduce inflationary costs for industrial production and consumer goods, giving central banks more policy flexibility.
#OilPrices #WTI #BrentCrude #OPEC #EnergyMarkets #MacroEconomy #Inflation
International crude futures continued to decline on Wednesday:
WTI Dec Light Crude: $59.60/barrel, -1.59%
Brent Crude: $63.52/barrel, -1.43%
WTI has fallen below the $60 psychological level, driven by global economic growth concerns and renewed expectations of oversupply, particularly after OPEC+ slightly increased production.
While the U.S. government shutdown risk adds uncertainty to energy demand, overall market pessimism dominates. The decline in oil prices signals easing supply chain pressures, which may help reduce inflationary costs for industrial production and consumer goods, giving central banks more policy flexibility.
#OilPrices #WTI #BrentCrude #OPEC #EnergyMarkets #MacroEconomy #Inflation
WTI Oil prices consolidate around $63.50 ahead of the Putin-Trump meeting
• Crude prices fluctuate around $63.50 after bouncing up from Friday's lows at $62.30.
• Upside attempts remain limited with all eyes on the Trump-Putin meeting this week.
• The possibility of further sanctions against Russia has offset the consequences of the OPEC+ plans for further supply hikes.
Crude Oil prices are trading sideways, within a tight range around $63.50 on Tuesday, consolidating gains after having bounced from two-month lows near $62.00 on Monday. Upside attempts, however, remain limited ahead of the meeting between Trump and Putin later on the week.
Investors are moderately optimistic about the outcome of the encounter, but hopes of a steady peace agreement are dwindling, as the US ultimatum to Russia demanding the end of the o¡hostilities expired today without further consequences.
Putin has demanded the recognition of occupied territories to end the attacks in Ukraine, a possibility that has been outright rejected by the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Two weeks ago, Trump threatened Putin with new sanctions and 10% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil if he continued the war in Ukraine, but the deadline expired last Friday and Russia has only intensified its attacks on its western neighbour without further sanctions from the US.
These developments have offset the negative impact on Crude prices from the larger-than-expected production hike announced by OPEC+ members, which, in the context of a soft global economic outlook, has heightened oversupply concerns.
#WTI #WTIoil #OilMarket #OilMarketImpact #OilNews
• Upside attempts remain limited with all eyes on the Trump-Putin meeting this week.
• The possibility of further sanctions against Russia has offset the consequences of the OPEC+ plans for further supply hikes.
Crude Oil prices are trading sideways, within a tight range around $63.50 on Tuesday, consolidating gains after having bounced from two-month lows near $62.00 on Monday. Upside attempts, however, remain limited ahead of the meeting between Trump and Putin later on the week.
Investors are moderately optimistic about the outcome of the encounter, but hopes of a steady peace agreement are dwindling, as the US ultimatum to Russia demanding the end of the o¡hostilities expired today without further consequences.
Putin has demanded the recognition of occupied territories to end the attacks in Ukraine, a possibility that has been outright rejected by the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky.
countries
Two weeks ago, Trump threatened Putin with new sanctions and 10% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil if he continued the war in Ukraine, but the deadline expired last Friday and Russia has only intensified its attacks on its western neighbour without further sanctions from the US.
These developments have offset the negative impact on Crude prices from the larger-than-expected production hike announced by OPEC+ members, which, in the context of a soft global economic outlook, has heightened oversupply concerns.
#WTI #WTIoil #OilMarket #OilMarketImpact #OilNews
#WTI price today: WTI price bearish at European opening
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price falls on Tuesday, early in the European session. WTI trades at $65.73 per barrel, down from Monday’s close at $65.83.
Brent Oil Exchange Rate (Brent crude) is also shedding ground, trading at $68.42 after its previous daily close at $68.50.
What is WTI Oil?#FutureTarding #CPIWatch
WTI Oil is a type of Crude Oil sold on international markets. The WTI stands for West Texas Intermediate, one of three major types including Brent and Dubai Crude. WTI is also referred to as “light” and “sweet” because of its relatively low gravity and sulfur content respectively. It is considered a high quality Oil that is easily refined. It is sourced in the United States and distributed via the Cushing hub, which is considered “The Pipeline Crossroads of the World”. It is a benchmark for the Oil market and WTI price is frequently quoted in the media.#BTCWhaleTracker
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price falls on Tuesday, early in the European session. WTI trades at $65.73 per barrel, down from Monday’s close at $65.83.
Brent Oil Exchange Rate (Brent crude) is also shedding ground, trading at $68.42 after its previous daily close at $68.50.
What is WTI Oil?#FutureTarding #CPIWatch
WTI Oil is a type of Crude Oil sold on international markets. The WTI stands for West Texas Intermediate, one of three major types including Brent and Dubai Crude. WTI is also referred to as “light” and “sweet” because of its relatively low gravity and sulfur content respectively. It is considered a high quality Oil that is easily refined. It is sourced in the United States and distributed via the Cushing hub, which is considered “The Pipeline Crossroads of the World”. It is a benchmark for the Oil market and WTI price is frequently quoted in the media.#BTCWhaleTracker
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Oil prices slipped Monday morning after President Trump’s meeting with Russia’s Vladimir Putin ended without fresh measures targeting Russian oil exports. Brent crude eased 0.39% to $65.59, while WTI dipped 0.29% to $62.62, briefly touching $62.48 at the open.
Markets viewed the absence of new sanctions as a signal that supply risks remain contained for now, relieving upward pressure on prices. Later today, Trump is expected to meet with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy and European leaders, where discussions may nudge Kyiv toward considering a land-for-peace arrangement with Moscow.
RBC’s Helima Croft noted that the oil market remains stable, with any tougher steps—such as sanctioning Russian oil buyers—likely postponed for several weeks.
#DonaldTrump
#VladimirPutin
#RussianOil
#BrentCrude
#WTI
Markets viewed the absence of new sanctions as a signal that supply risks remain contained for now, relieving upward pressure on prices. Later today, Trump is expected to meet with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy and European leaders, where discussions may nudge Kyiv toward considering a land-for-peace arrangement with Moscow.
RBC’s Helima Croft noted that the oil market remains stable, with any tougher steps—such as sanctioning Russian oil buyers—likely postponed for several weeks.
#DonaldTrump
#VladimirPutin
#RussianOil
#BrentCrude
#WTI
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Crude oil price today: #WTI price bullish at #European opening
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West #Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price advances on Thursday, early in the European session. WTI trades at $62.23 per barrel, up from Wednesday’s close at $62.10.Brent Oil Exchange Rate (Brent crude) is also up, advancing from the $65.49 price posted on Wednesday, and trading at...
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West #Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price advances on Thursday, early in the European session. WTI trades at $62.23 per barrel, up from Wednesday’s close at $62.10.Brent Oil Exchange Rate (Brent crude) is also up, advancing from the $65.49 price posted on Wednesday, and trading at...
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