Brent and WTI have surged over 4% this week, with prices reaching their highest since October due to potential supply disruptions from Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries and Iran’s vow for retaliation against Israel.
OPEC+ maintains output cuts, further straining supply. With global oil demand up by 1.4 million bpd in Q1, market tightness is expected, possibly leading to inventory reductions in Q2.

Natural Gas (NG) experienced a decline, trading at $1.843, a decrease of 0.91%. The technical outlook reveals a pivot point at $1.8495, with resistance levels at $1.8806, $1.9189, and $1.9468, suggesting potential upward pressure.
Support is found at $1.8194, with further support at $1.7647 and $1.7193, indicating critical junctures for price stabilization. The 50-day and 200-day Exponential Moving Averages, at $1.8601 and $1.8828 respectively, signal a near-term bearish trend.
However, crossing above the pivot point of $1.8495 could indicate a shift towards a bullish trend, marking a pivotal moment for NG’s market direction.
WTI Oil Price Forecast

Conversely, support is established at $84.65, $83.47, and $82.23, providing downside buffers. The 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) stands at $83.88, while the 200-day EMA is at $80.60, suggesting underlying bullish sentiment in the longer term.
The overall technical outlook for USOIL is bullish above the pivot point of $85.76, yet a descent below this mark could trigger a significant bearish adjustment.
Brent Oil Price Forecast

UKOIL is considered bullish above $89.96, but falling below this threshold could lead to significant bearish action, highlighting the market’s sensitivity to these technical levels.
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