Commodities
Crude oil futures settled at $89.31
Crude oil futures settled at $89.31. WTI crude oil futures settled at $89.31, down $2.88 (-3.12%) on the day after trading in a wide range between $87.68 and $92.83. Despite today's sharp decline, crude still finished the week up $7.51, or
Crude oil futures settled at $89.31. WTI crude oil futures settled at $89.31, down $2.88 (-3.12%) on the day after trading in a wide range between $87.68 and $92.83. Despite today's sharp decline, crude still finished the week up $7.51, or
Executive summary
Crude oil futures settled at $89.31. WTI crude oil futures settled at $89.31, down $2.88 (-3.12%) on the day after trading in a wide range between $87.68 and $92.83. Despite today's sharp decline, crude still finished the week up $7.51, or
Crude oil futures settled at $89.31
Lead Crude oil futures settled at $89.31. WTI crude oil futures settled at $89.31, down $2.88 (-3.12%) on the day after trading in a wide range between $87.68 and $92.83. Despite today's sharp decline, crude still finished the week up $7.51, or
Context WTI crude oil futures settled at $89.31, down $2.88 (-3.12%) on the day after trading in a wide range between $87.68 and $92.83. Despite today's sharp decline, crude still finished the week up $7.51, or 9.17%, highlighting just how volatile trading has been. From a technical perspective, the daily chart shows buyers made a run to $93.50 on Thursday, briefly pushing above the 50% retracement of the decline from the March high to the July low at $93.26. However, the breakout quickly failed, inviting sellers back into the market. Today's rally topped out at $92.83, about 43 cents shy of that key …
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- Watch correlated assets for confirmation rather than reacting to the headline alone.
Watch factors
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- Liquidity and spread during the news window
- Follow-through after T+15m / T+60m
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Knowledge links
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