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S&P Global reports that Asian crude oil importers, including India, should not expect an immediate easing of tight global crude supply despite a peace deal between the U.S. and Iran.
According to S&P Global, it will take months for oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz to normalize. The supply situation remains constrained in the near term.
SPGI is trading below all major moving averages on D1, with the current price of $418.02 under the MA-20 ($419.95), MA-50 ($424.44), and MA-200 ($469.51), indicating persistent pressure from sellers across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun level at $418.69 sits just above the current price and acts as immediate resistance. Near-term support can be found at the MA-20 ($419.95), with key support at the MA-100 ($432.09). Immediate resistance is defined by the Ichimoku Kijun ($418.69), and key resistance stands at the MA-50 ($424.44).
Momentum signals are mixed: MACD on D1 is neutral, while ADX on D1 remains weak, suggesting a lack of strong trend direction. Both RSI and Stoch RSI reflect mild bearish momentum, with Stoch RSI showing oversold conditions and RSI in a sell configuration. CCI is neutral, while BBP currently signals overbought on D1 yet indicates oversold on shorter intraday timeframes, highlighting a divergence between daily and intraday sentiment. Sellers continue to dominate the intraday momentum, while the Awesome Oscillator shows a mild uptick on D1 but is not strong enough to counteract other bearish signals. SPGI is trading at $418.02, slipping from $418.91 at last week's close, reflecting a mild 0.21% decline. The price is near the lower part of the weekly range, with volatility standing at 6.36%, and the overall weekly tone shows a steady decline from recent highs. In today's session, the stock has seen a significant decline of 3.52%.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for SPGI over the next week is $410.00 to $425.00, anchored near the lower end of the 52-week spectrum ($381.61–$579.05) and consistent with recent volatility. Given that all major weekly indicators—MA-50 W1, RSI W1, ADX W1, MACD W1—signal Sell or Strong Sell, the probability of a price increase is very low (less than 20%), making further declines more likely. The baseline scenario is for the stock to remain rangebound between support at $410.00 and resistance at $425.00. A bullish scenario would require a sustained move above $425.00, targeting a recovery toward the MA-50, while a bearish scenario could see the price break below $410.00 and test levels closer to the 52-week low. Overall, downside risks dominate the short-term outlook.
Previously it was reported that S&P Global faced short-term overbought conditions while remaining under medium-term bearish pressure, prompting analysts to advise caution. In light of current market dynamics, investors should monitor for emerging signals that could clarify whether a sustained trend reversal or further consolidation is likely in the sessions ahead.