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WTI Futures Bounce Well Off Monday Lows

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WTI Futures prices bounced off the Monday lows and trade well through the Tuesday open. This keeps the current bull cycle intact after the recent breach of $72.72, the Jun 21 high. Last Wednesday's move higher resulted in a break of key resistance at $75.70, the Jun 5 high as well as the 200-dma. This strengthens current bullish conditions and paves the way for a climb towards $78.03, a Fibonacci retracement point. Key short-term support has been defined at $66.96, the Jun12 low. Gold added to recent gains into the Monday close, rallying to narrow the gap with first resistance at 1985.3, the May 24 high and key resistance. A break here could presage a stronger reversal higher. Strength follows the break of the 50-day EMA at 1948.3. The break signalled scope for a continuation of the current corrective cycle. This opens $1968.00, the Jun 16 high. Key support and the bear is at $1893.1, the Jun 29 low.


  • WTI Crude up $0.17 or +0.22% at $75.56
  • Natural Gas down $0 or -0.04% at $2.626
  • Gold spot down $1.2 or -0.06% at $1979.08
  • Copper down $1.65 or -0.43% at $380.45
  • Silver up $0 or +0% at $25.072
  • Platinum up $1.85 or +0.19% at $986.27

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