the arm wrestling between Trump vs OPEC shifted in favour of Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih in mid-Week10. The barrier that Trump tried to build with his tweet has been broken and sentiment is now heavily overbought. The rally was triggered by remarks by U.S. special envoy Elliott Abrams that Washington planned “very significant” further sanctions on Venezuelan oil and boosted by the Crude Oil Inventories report. Also last week output was adjusted lower and U.S. crude production expected to grow more slowly in 2019 than previously forecast. Add all togheter = Oil prices go higher.
Next the publication of monthly oil market reports from both OPEC and the International Energy Agency on Thursday and Friday.
TIP: I read somewhere that the Canadian Dollar follows quite well Oil's move.
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44/50SMA maybe pushing. Looks very bullish but might have lost momentum.
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Getting close to be overbought just below 59...
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Divergence with RSI building up
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