Trade Alert – New Position – USO
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Brent crude oil (BNO, quote) looked poised to end the week with its largest weekly decline in four months.
If any further evidence were needed of the bearish sentiment towards oil, yesterday’s price action confirmed this weakness once more, as the commodity attempted to rise in early trading, before selling off sharply later in the oil trading session, with the June WTI futures contract closing at 101.28 per barrel, having hit an intra day high of $102.20 per barrel.
Brent crude oil (BNO, quote) approached $110 on Friday morning and traded at $109.99 at 8:00 GMT as investors kept a close eye on Ukraine where the conflict between government forces and pro-Russia separatists escalated.
Brent crude oil (BNO, quote) ticked up as tension in Ukraine grew. The commodity traded at $107.50 at 6:20 GMT after reports that pro-Russian groups had seized government buildings in several eastern Ukrainian cities.
Energy bulls are clearly in control this morning especially crude oil bulls. Brent crude (BNO, quote) continues its climb breaking through the $107 level.
Brent crude oil (BNO, quote) slid lower on Tuesday after PMI data added to worries about a waning global demand outlook. The commodity traded at 106.63 at 5:20 GMT as the confrontation between the West and Russia helped keep a floor under prices.
Last week was a volatile one for crude oil futures, with the April contract closing the week at $102.58 a barrel having touched $105 per barrel at the start of the week.
As we begin the week on increase turmoil between the Ukraine and Russia(RSX, quote) energy traders are seeing the highest crude oil prices since September of last year as producers are fear political driven supply disruption.
Well the Fed minutes have come and gone and the worry and hesitance ahead of the release was unwarranted.