- WTI oil futures fall to two-month low on rising US stockpiles
- Short-term risk bearish, but market could be oversold
- A clear close below 77.44 could activate fresh selling
WTI oil futures slid to a two-month low of 76.99 on Wednesday after their continuous attempts to climb above the 200-day exponential moving average (EMA) at 79.10 proved fruitless.
Breaking below an important support trendline, the price might experience additional losses, but there’s a chance for a rebound around 77.44 at the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the December-April upleg before a strong sell-off towards the 38.2% Fibonacci mark of 75.21. Even lower, the bears could rest near the constraining zone of 73.60 and then around the 78.6% Fibonacci of 72.00.
Note that the RSI and the stochastic oscillator are hovering near their oversold levels and around a previous pivot area. Hence, an upside reversal or some stabilization cannot be excluded.
In brief, WTI oil futures are expected to come under renewed downside pressure in the short-term if the bears achieve a close below 77.44.