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Price Signal Summary - Oil Futures Remain Vulnerable

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  • On the commodity front, trend conditions in Gold remain bearish and Tuesday’s strong sell-off reinforces this theme. The move lower signals the end of the recent corrective bounce and attention is on support at $1804.9, the Feb 28 low. A break of this level would confirm a resumption of the downtrend and open $1787.3, 50.0% of the Sep 28 - Feb 2 bull leg. The yellow metal needs to breach $1858.3, the Mar 6 high, to signal scope for a stronger bullish reversal.
  • In the Oil space, a sharp sell-off in WTI futures Tuesday has defined a key resistance at $80.94, Feb 7 high. A break of this hurdle is required to reinstate the recent bullish theme that would open $82.89, the Jan 23 high and a key resistance. The contract is trading lower today, extending this week’s bearish move and sights are on $73.80, the Feb 22 low. A breach of this level would strengthen a bearish threat. Initial resistance is seen at $78.06, yesterday’s high.

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