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News & analysisNews & analysisBrent Crude oil much like many other commodities has seen its value drop on the back of a strong US dollar and weaker demand forecasts. With the tail wind of the Russia and Ukraine crisis fading, Brent has struggled to maintain its highs of $125 a barrel in the last few months. In addition, the price has dropped to the point where it is retesting the critical $85-90 level. With more Covid fears in China and weak global growth, the demand is decreasing even with tight supply from major producer Saudi Arabia. OPEC is also due to meet next week on September 5 to discuss the future demand going ahead and earlier forecast its supply to be higher than the demand for the rest of 2022 before a potential deficit in 2023. The market will eagerly be waiting for the announcement from OPEC before deciding which way the price of Brent will go.
Technical analysis
As stated above, the price has dropped back to the lows of the range and it is retesting the long term support level. The price does look to be forming into a descending triangle pattern with potentially 1-2 more tests of the upper trend line before potentially breaking through the support zone. Whilst it is impossible to say at this stage if the price will hold the $85/90 level it is concerning to see the 50 day moving average inch closer to the 200 Day average. If it does cross through it may signal that a sell off is imminent. In addition, the price was unable to move above the 50 Moving average. The price didn’t just reject the price, it comprehensively sold of the level with an aggressive bearish candlestick highlighting the strength of the sellers.
It should be noted that looking at the longer term chart the strength of the $85-90 support level become more apparent. Not only is it a support but also the mean of the 20-year range for the price. Therefore, to break this support level will require a very powerful sell off.
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