#美联储重启降息步伐 Monday's Crude Oil Pre-Market Review

Has the bullish structure stabilized this time? Last week, the daily chart tested the 56 mark, and the bears didn't push it down. If this position holds, the logic for moving upward in the medium term becomes clear. The hourly chart is even more direct—moving averages are starting to spread upwards, with support getting stronger below and momentum clearly favoring the bulls.

Today, there is a high probability of testing the upper range.

What to do?

If there's a pullback to the 59.5 to 59.7 range, you can cautiously enter long positions with a small amount, setting the stop loss below 59.2; don't be greedy. The initial target is to watch the 60 round number, and if it breaks through, aim for 60.3.

The expectation of the Federal Reserve restarting interest rate cuts is still brewing. Liquidity easing is generally favorable for commodities, and the short-term technicals combined with the fundamentals suggest that the logic for going long is temporarily sound. But remember, trade with a light position and don't get too carried away.