WTI oil price eases on Thursday after hitting marginally higher high at $65.70 (the highest since early Feb) in uninterrupted six-day rally.
Strong bullish sentiment could be soured by rising concerns about import tariffs on China, which could trigger stronger correction of $60.11/$65.70 ascend.
Overall structure remains firmly bullish and current easing could be seen as corrective action on overbought conditions (slow stochastic reverses in deep overbought territory).
Initial supports at $64.38/22 (Fibo 23.6% of $60.11/$65.70 rally / 26 Feb former high) are still intact, with deeper dips expected to find ground at $63.56 (Fibo 38.2% / Wednesday’s low) to keep bullish structure intact for fresh attempts higher and final push towards target at $66.64 (25 Jan peak).
Conversely, close below $63.56 would generate negative signal and risk further easing towards rising 55SMA at $62.79.
Res: 65.23, 65.53, 65.70, 65.85
Sup: 64.38, 64.22, 63.56, 63.26
