Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil – WTI Oil Pulls Back As Domestic Production Rebounds
Key Insights
- Natural gas remains stuck near the $2.35 level as traders wait for additional catalysts.
- WTI oil pulled back as domestic oil production increased to 12.3 million bpd.
- Brent oil moved towards the $77 level.
Natural Gas
Natural gas settled near the $2.35 level as traders wait for additional catalysts. The weather forecasts remain unfavorable for the bulls.
If natural gas manages to stay above $2.35, it will head towards the resistance at $2.60. On the support side, a move below $2.35 will open the way to the test of the support level at $2.20.
R1:$2.60 – R2:$2.85 – R3:$3.00
S1:$2.35 – S2:$2.20 – S3:$2.00
WTI Oil
WTI oil pulled back as traders reacted to the EIA report, which showed that crude inventories declined by 12.5 million barrels from the previous week. Domestic oil production increased from 12.2 million bpd to 12.3 million bpd, which served as a bearish catalyst for WTI oil.
A move below the support level at $72.70 will push WTI oil towards the next support at $71.70. On the upside, WTI oil needs to settle above $74.00 to continue its rebound.
R1:$74.00 – R2:$75.70 – R3:$76.80
S1:$72.70 – S2:$71.70 – S3:$70.30
Brent Oil
Brent oil pulled back as traders focused on the EIA data. Recession worries served as an additional bearish catalyst for Brent oil.
The nearest support level for Brent oil is located at $76.25. In case Brent oil declines below $76.25, it will head towards the support level at $75.50.
R1:$77.50 – R2:$78.80 – R3:$79.75
S1:$76.25 – S2:$75.50 – S3:$74.60
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