Oil prices climb on Middle East conflict fears; WTI tests $75.40 resistance, natural gas turns bearish. Discover the latest price forecasts.
Weak U.S. dollar provided additional support to oil markets in today's trading session.
Oil prices steady, but weekly losses loom amid U.S. demand concerns. Analysts see potential support from declining global inventories and OPEC's cautious stance.
Oil prices gain ground as traders react to U.S. PMI data.
A double bottom pattern at $71.40 suggests WTI Crude Oil could be poised for a significant price rebound in the near term.
Oil markets remain under strong pressure.
With WTI hovering at $73, the market faces uncertainty. Is a deeper downtrend ahead, or could a rebound be on the horizon?
Oil traders stay focused on Gaza ceasefire deal negotiations.
WTI crude drops to $75.33, with a key trendline break signaling a potential continuation of the bearish trend.
Gaza ceasefire talks have served as an additional bearish catalyst for oil markets.
With WTI clinging to $77, traders are watching the trendline closely—could it trigger the next big rally?
Oil markets gained upside momentum as reports showed that U.S. economy remained in a decent shape.