Crude oil prices remain under pressure, hovering near the critical $65.50 support level. After a sharp 19% decline from the $80.76 swing high, the market is now consolidating within a potential double bottom reversal pattern. While this suggests a possible bullish breakout, key resistance levels, particularly $69.26, may challenge upward momentum.
Despite an early attempt to break above Wednesday’s high, crude oil ended lower on Thursday, extending its bearish momentum. The $65.50 level has now acted as a support for the past six days, with price movement forming a double bottom pattern, signaling a potential reversal.
While the market is testing this critical area, further downside movement before a recovery remains possible.
With technical signals pointing toward a possible recovery, traders should closely watch price action around $65.50 and $68.37 for confirmation of the next major move.
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