WTI international trade analysis
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The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell in all areas, and the dollar plummeted amid expectations that the Fed's interest rate hike cycle would stop. Crude oil prices rose on the back of that reversal and a weaker U.S. dollar that triggered a rise in black fuel prices.
Looking at the daily chart of crude oil, oil prices have continued to fall since the second rebound failed in late October, and eventually the trend formed a downward trend. Oil prices have hit the August low of 77.80. At present, short sellers are showing strong performance. Pay attention to whether there will be a clear rebound in this week's period. If the mid-term trend of crude oil continues to be weak, the mid-term trend of crude oil will continue to decline towards 70.
The short-term (1H) crude oil trend fluctuated and continued to be blocked near 80, forming a repetitive rhythmic market with alternating main forces. The U.S. dollar plummeted across the board last night. Compared with precious metals, the trend of crude oil is relatively weak. It still needs further momentum to accumulate for a full-scale rise. It is expected that crude oil will seek support around 77.30 after a slight fall during the day and rebound upward.
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