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Will market sentiments push USOIL back on track?
Traders are waiting for the response to Middle East tension after an attack was launched in the region to see the potential domino effect.
Simultaneously, congressional leaders are discussing Iran oil sanctions, which may disrupt the global oil supply.
Iran is one of the biggest oil suppliers, producing about 7.8% of the global oil supply in March.
USOIL has weakened after reaching its peak at 87.00 USD per barrel in the first half of April. The price returned within the 83.00-85.00 USD per barrel range.
If USOIL bounces from around 83.00 USD per barrel, the price may retest the 85.00 USD per barrel resistance again.
On the contrary, failure to hold above 83.00 USD per barrel may indicate its potential return to 80.00 USD per barrel.
We'll continue to keep you informed about current market trends and the drivers behind them. Stay tuned for more updates in the future.
Warm regards, The Exness Team
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