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WTI Futures Recover From Recent Lows, Remain Above Key Short-Term Support

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WTI futures have recovered from their recent lows and price remains above key short-term support at $80.85, the 50-day EMA. The recent move lower highlights a corrective phase and a break of the 50-day average would signal a stronger bearish theme and open $76.07, the Mar 11 low. On the upside, key resistance and the bull trigger has been defined at $86.97, the Apr 12 high. A break would resume the uptrend. Gold is trading closer to its recent lows. The precious metal has traded below the 20-day EMA and this signals the start of a possible corrective cycle. A continuation lower would signal scope for an extension towards $2221.5, the 50-day EMA. Note that a short-term bear cycle would allow a significant overbought trend condition to unwind. Key resistance and the bull trigger has been defined at $2431.5, the recent Apr 12 high.


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WTI futures have recovered from their recent lows and price remains above key short-term support at $80.85, the 50-day EMA. The recent move lower highlights a corrective phase and a break of the 50-day average would signal a stronger bearish theme and open $76.07, the Mar 11 low. On the upside, key resistance and the bull trigger has been defined at $86.97, the Apr 12 high. A break would resume the uptrend. Gold is trading closer to its recent lows. The precious metal has traded below the 20-day EMA and this signals the start of a possible corrective cycle. A continuation lower would signal scope for an extension towards $2221.5, the 50-day EMA. Note that a short-term bear cycle would allow a significant overbought trend condition to unwind. Key resistance and the bull trigger has been defined at $2431.5, the recent Apr 12 high.


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