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Crude oil prices extend their losses on Thursday. US crude (WTI) has pulled back to $78.50 per barrel, ending the bullish attempt to regain the $80 handle after bouncing from $76 earlier this week.

With OPEC's Oil Market Report set for release on Tuesday and the International Energy Agency's Oil Market Report on Wednesday, volatility looms over crude prices this week. Let's delve into the technical landscape of Brent Crude, the international oil benchmark, as we approach these pivotal reports.

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US crude prices drop back into a key area of resistance/support even after US inventories drop for the first time in a month