The easing of geopolitical tensions has alleviated the previous safe-haven buying pressure, which is the main reason for the recent phase of oil price correction. Although the low point of 56.846 attracted some bottom-fishing funds, the overall supply and demand landscape remains loose, with oil-producing countries' production cuts less than market expectations. These fundamental bearish factors still exist, severely limiting the rebound space. Institutions are cautiously bullish on crude oil.
From a technical perspective, the daily oscillation pattern remains unchanged. The hourly chart shows a weak rebound starting from the low of 56.846, encountering resistance at 58.00 after breaking through short-term moving averages, then falling back. Currently, it is oscillating near 57.322. The previously formed resistance line from the previous decline is still valid, and there is no clear upward trend in the short term, just consolidation within a range.
Interesting indicator details: indeed, there is buying support around 56.846, but immediate selling appears near 58.00. After a golden cross below the MACD zero line, the red histograms quickly shrink. Although the moving averages are touched, they turn downward, indicating the rebound lacks strength and the bearish pressure remains.
Strategy reference: Consider light short positions around 57.8-58.0, with a stop loss at 58.5, and targets at 57.5 and 57.0. $BTC $ETH
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 9h ago
It's the same trick again. Bought the dip at 56.846 and got crushed, then hammered at 58. The bears are still pushing... Let's just watch.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 9h ago
It's another weak rebound market. That wall at 58 is really tightly stuck. I also can't quite understand why oil-producing countries are still dragging their feet.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 9h ago
Another grind in the market, oil prices just won't give the bulls a chance. The 58-dollar level is a strong resistance, and as soon as selling emerges, it pulls back again.
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YieldChaser
· 9h ago
Once again, it's that choppy, grinding market. The rebound is weak... Bottomed at 56.846 and was pushed back down, it seems institutions are afraid to touch crude oil anymore.
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ForkLibertarian
· 9h ago
Starting to bottom out again, it feels like this wave of 58 can't break through and will keep oscillating.
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PermabullPete
· 9h ago
It's the same old trick again, rebound then sell off. 58 yuan is really the ceiling... Are the bears really that fierce?
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RugDocScientist
· 10h ago
It's the same story again. If 58 can't hold, it will fall apart. The poor execution of production cuts should have already been bearish. The wave below 56, those who bought the dip should have sold now, haha.
#美联储降息 12.12 Night Crude Oil Technical Analysis
The easing of geopolitical tensions has alleviated the previous safe-haven buying pressure, which is the main reason for the recent phase of oil price correction. Although the low point of 56.846 attracted some bottom-fishing funds, the overall supply and demand landscape remains loose, with oil-producing countries' production cuts less than market expectations. These fundamental bearish factors still exist, severely limiting the rebound space. Institutions are cautiously bullish on crude oil.
From a technical perspective, the daily oscillation pattern remains unchanged. The hourly chart shows a weak rebound starting from the low of 56.846, encountering resistance at 58.00 after breaking through short-term moving averages, then falling back. Currently, it is oscillating near 57.322. The previously formed resistance line from the previous decline is still valid, and there is no clear upward trend in the short term, just consolidation within a range.
Interesting indicator details: indeed, there is buying support around 56.846, but immediate selling appears near 58.00. After a golden cross below the MACD zero line, the red histograms quickly shrink. Although the moving averages are touched, they turn downward, indicating the rebound lacks strength and the bearish pressure remains.
Strategy reference: Consider light short positions around 57.8-58.0, with a stop loss at 58.5, and targets at 57.5 and 57.0. $BTC $ETH