Following the OPEC+ decision to cut oil production 2 weeks; we have witnessed an increase in the price of crude oil. However, during last week's trading session, there was a drop in oil prices which could be a s a result of "take profit" activities and we still do not know how far the retracement move will go. It appears that the fears of recession and weak oil demand, especially in China, is outweighing the move to cut oil production at the moment, but from a technical standpoint, this video explains where to look out for buying opportunities that is likely going to be inciting the second phase of the bullish momentum that started two weeks ago.
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