U.S. crude oil recovers after decline

U.S. crude oil recovers after decline
WTI rebounds; Mideast tensions keep crude at risk

​Amid conflicting news signals regarding the situation in the Middle East, as well as ahead of upcoming US-Iran talks, the decline in U.S. WTI crude prices was limited by support in the $93.00-92.00 per barrel area.

After finding support in this zone, WTI prices were able to break above resistance in the $98.00-99.00 range and continued rising toward $100.50 per barrel. If this level is broken, further gains toward $102.00-104.00 per barrel should be expected.

The current recovery may be viewed as a selling opportunity. However, bears should remain highly cautious, as the situation in the Middle East remains unstable. Any further escalation could trigger another wave of growth in oil prices.

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