
Saudi Arabia and Russia, two of the world's largest oil producers, have decided to extend cuts to their oil production to support oil prices and boost income. This move comes despite weakened demand due to the sluggish economy.
2019-11-11 • Updated
Trade idea
SELL 55.70; TP1 53.00; TP2 50.50; SL 56.90
Oil is an asset that can move in one direction without significant corrections for a long time. Brent fell below 56.80 last week (50% Fibonacci retracement of the 2016-2018 advance; 200-week MA, 50-month MA). As you can see, a lot of important levels converge in this area. As a result, it will act as strong resistance. There’s a divergence in oscillators on D1, signaling that the commodity is oversold and may try to pull back up. However, a recovery towards 56.80 will likely attract more sellers. Downside target lies at 61.8% Fibo at 50.00.
Notice that to trade Brent you need to choose one of the following CFD charts:
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