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Oil Price Drops 4% on Russian Price Cap! | Crude Oil News & Chart Analysis



The price WTI Crude Oil dropped as G7 countries agreed on establishing a price for Russian oil above current trading prices. The move will establish a price seaborne oil coming from Russia in a $65-70 range per barrel.

The announcement has compounded the bearish sentiment among traders and caused a 4% slide (at the time of writing), as China is struggling with an increase in Covid 19 cases and no sigh of lockdowns easing.

Traders largerly ignored a decrease in U.S. crude inventories announced by the American Petroleum Association in the afternoon.

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00:00 Intro
00:17 Crude Oil news – oil price cap, Covid cases rise in China, inventories
05:12 Crude Oil support and resistance
05:41 Crude Oil technical analysis
13:56 Recap

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11 Comments

  1. If you think that waves and patterns on a chart are predictors of a market, your crazy.
    Snake oil stuff..its nonsense. Nothing in the chart shows what governments will do next.

  2. I get the 5th wave BUT just look at the daily chart 10/10/22 the high 93.64 — 11/7/22 the high 93.74 could not hold = Double top & lower she goes — see how easy that was — now watch 75.27 that needs to hold if it doesn`t then the next big downside target is the 200sma wkly at 64.81 — now there is a lotta sup between 75.27 & the 200sma wkly but if crude gets hammered that is the target & buying Opp — easy peasy

  3. Thank you for your videos.. But I would like to suggest lowering the volume of the mic or maybe keeping a further distance away as your voice is pretty loud. 😀 not that there's anything wrong with it, but it would be easier on the ears. I'm not sure but it could actually be the Mic issue

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