U.S. oil chart - Trading View
- U.S. oil extends break above 110-EMA, hits new 4-month tops shy of 59 handle.
- Potential deficit in the global supplies in the first quarter of 2019 supporting prices higher.
- Latest EIA report shows bigger-than-expected drop in the US EIA weekly crude stockpiles.
- Also, a decline in the US oil production propelled the black gold further to the north.
- Price action has bounced off 55-EMA with a 'hammer' formation. We see weakness only below 55-EMA.
- Technical indicators have turned slightly bullish. Decisive break above 110-EMA has raised scope for further gains.
- Next major resistance above 110-EMA lies at 50% Fib at 59.60. Retrace below 110-EMA and break below 55-EMA can see dip till daily cloud.
Support levels - 56.53 (110-EMA), 55.53 (38.2% Fib), 54.85 (55-EMA)
Resistance levels - 57.85 (Mar 1 high), 59.61 (50% Fib), 61.97 (200-DMA)
Call update: Our previous call (https://www.econotimes.com/FxWirePro-US-oil-bounces-of-55-EMA-with-Hammer-formation-stay-long-on-close-above-110-EMA-1508943) has hit TP1.
Recommendation: Hold for targets.
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