[ad_1] Share: WTI rose above $83.00 to its highest point since mid-April, seeing more than 1.70% gains. The WTI barrel will set a sixth consecutive winning streak, and indicators flash overbought conditions. The USD weakened following NFPs figures revealing a deceleration of job creation in July. At the end of the week, the
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[ad_1] Share: WTI is attempting to breakdown but the bulls stay in charge. A break of $79.00 is required for bearish thesis to be solidified. WTI crude also rose 4.6% for the week, marking the fifth consecutive weekly increase, the longest winning streak since the week ending June 10, 2022. This leaves the longs
[ad_1] Share: WTI jumped above $80.00 for the first time since mid-April. Tighter global supply and Chinese stimulus support the rise in Oil prices. Hawkish bets on the Fed may limit the price’s momentum. On Thursday, the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rose more than 1% to its highest level since mid-April, above $80.00.
