US oil to retrace into $83.45-$84.35 range

By Reuters News

- US oil is expected to retrace into a range of $83.45 to $84.35 per barrel, following its failure to break a resistance at $88.61.

The failure suggests a completion of the bounce from $83.88, or the first part of the bounce. Considering the weakness of the bounce, the market may retrace toward the $83.45 to $84.35 range first.

It is not very clear if the bounce would extend. An extension would be suggested by a stabilization of the market around $84.35.

A break below $83.45 could open the way toward $78.18. On the hourly chart, the market is expected to test a support at $85.18.

A break could trigger a fall into the range of $82.85 to $84.02, formed by the 161.8% and the 150% projection levels of a downtrend from $98.85.


* Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own. His analyses are published exclusively on the Workspace - platform provided by London Stock Exchange.

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