U.S. oil WTI once fell below $89 and pushed down to $88. It fell as much as $1.48 or 1.7%. After turning up, it returned to the psychological integer level of $90. The more actively traded Brent December futures once fell to US$90 or fell as much as 1.6%, then turned higher and then returned to US$92. The futures about to be delivered after expiration turned higher and then rose above US$94. They had previously fallen below 93 US dollars. and $92. Oil prices turned higher and broke off two-week lows, with U.S. oil returning to $90
In the third quarter, U.S. oil rose by more than 26%, and Brent oil rose by about 24%. Both are expected to record the largest increase in more than a year since the first quarter, and both oil prices will achieve cumulative increases in every month of the third quarter. Mainly because the prospect of tight supply outweighs concerns about economic and oil demand uncertainty in a period of high interest rates. However, some analysts worry that the U.S. government shutdown may make it difficult for Brent oil to rise to $100.
Go long near 92.0, stop loss: 89.90, the target is 92.0-95.0 if it breaks.
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