WTI Price Analysis: Bears can ignore latest bounces toward $32.00
|- WTI’s pullback from $31.49 still left to cross near-term key resistances.
- The immediate falling trend line, 200-HMA acts as nearby upside barriers.
- Friday’s low, $30.00 on the bears’ radar during further declines.
WTI’s recovery moves from $31.49, fades momentum as the black gold trades around $31.92, down -1.39% on a day, ahead of the European open on Thursday.
The energy benchmark’s sustained break of the 11-day-old rising trend line, as well as 200-HMA, keeps the bears’ hopeful.
Also tightening the sellers’ grip could be immediate falling trend line connecting highs marked from Wednesday.
As a result, the pair’s further downside towards Friday’s low of $30.88 and then to $30.00 becomes much anticipated.
On the other side, an upside clearance of nearby resistance line, at $32.15, needs to overcome a 200-HMA level of $32.90 and the support-turned-resistance line of $34.30 to restore buyers’ confidence.
WTI hourly chart
Trend: Further downside expected
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