Crude Oil Tips Today – Buy Call Rocking 3455 To 3586 – Neal Bhai Reports
CRUDE OIL 3455 To 3586 = 131 POINTS, Rs. 13,100 PER LOTS
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Crude Oil Tips Today – Buy Call Rocking 3455 To 3586 – Neal Bhai Reports
CRUDE OIL 3455 To 3586 = 131 POINTS, Rs. 13,100 PER LOTS
WTI Crude Oil Above 43.65 Next Target $45——$47 (Buy on Dips) – crude oil prices entered a brief consolidation after hitting a key chart resistance level at US$ 46.30.
Crude Oil MCX Tips Today – Buy Call Rocking 2900 To 2999 – Money Hai To Honey Hai – Crude Oil yesterday settled up by 2.19% at 2899 lifted by comments from doctors for U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting he could be discharged from hospital soon, just a few days after his positive coronavirus test sparked widespread alarm.
Crude Oil MCX yesterday settled up by 1.11% at 2920 as the latest tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico lost strength, but worries about fuel demand persisted with flare-ups around the globe in coronavirus cases.
MCX Crude Oil Future Price above 2820, Targets Price 3220—3440—3880++ Neal Bhai Reports
Crude Oil prices surged early on Tuesday to their highest level since Saudi Arabia and Russia broke up the OPEC+ pact in early March, thanks to promising results in a coronavirus vaccine trial and the European Union reaching a historic stimulus package deal after five days of marathon talks.
The crude oil price on the futures contract for West Texas crude that is due to expire Tuesday fell into negative territory — minus $37.63 a barrel. The reason: with the pandemic bringing the economy to a standstill, there is so much unused oil sloshing around that American energy companies have run out of room to store it. And if there’s no place to put the oil, no one wants a crude contract that is about to come due.
Crude Oil slumped to a 17-year low as coronavirus lock-downs cascaded through the worldslargest economies, leaving themarket overwhelmed by crateringdemand and a ballooning surplus of crude.