Updated View On WTI Oil (13 APRIL 2020)
Now every trader aware that the oil output cut is confirmed by OPEC over the weekend and the Oil price is about to go the MOON, right? Not quite. We outta look deeper into what is going on. Trading can't be that easy.
As per the EIA data, the drop on the Global demand is on average -35 million barrels per day due to the lockdowns around the global cities.
But, what is the cut the OPEC just agree on? It is a mere -9 million barrel per day.
So, do you think the OPEC cut is enough for the Oil price to stage 180' reversal? I do not really think so. They should have cut more.
Crude Oil is "still" in the "Buyer" Market where the sellers are desperately looking for buyers.
We may be the road of recovery for the crude oil price since Oil "already" crashed from $60 from $20 in a span of 4 months.
I am only SLIGHT BULLISH on OIL, there will be strong pullback along the way such as retesting of the recent low while $30 will be one heck of resistant.
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