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27 Apr 2015
WTI mixed near $57, Middle East tensions eyed
FXStreet (Mumbai) - WTI oil futures on the Nymex remains subdued in early Europe, as traders took to profit-booking after the recent one-week long rally boosted by renewed conflict in Yemen that sparked worries over shipments from the Middle East region.
WTI back below $58
Currently, WTI trades nearly -0.24% lower at 57 levels, retreating from 57.26 highs. Crude prices trades modestly flat after as markets remain cautious at the start of the week after posting nearly 3% gain on the last week. Crude oil remains mixed as traders continue to eye the situation in Yemen while digesting the latest US rig count data.
The number of active US rigs drilling for oil fell by 31 to 703 in the week to April 24, the lowest level since October 2010, oilfield services company Baker Hughes said on Friday. That marked the 20th straight week of declines.
In Yemen, heavy fighting persists as Saudi Arabia continues with air strikes against Houthi militia forces in Aden, with no resolution in sight.
Meanwhile, the US dollar index, measuring the relative strength of the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, trades dead flat at 97.07.
Oil Technical Levels
WTI oil has an immediate resistance which stands at 58 levels above which gains could be extended to 58.60 levels. Meanwhile, support is seen at 55 levels from here losses could be extended to 53.50 levels.
WTI back below $58
Currently, WTI trades nearly -0.24% lower at 57 levels, retreating from 57.26 highs. Crude prices trades modestly flat after as markets remain cautious at the start of the week after posting nearly 3% gain on the last week. Crude oil remains mixed as traders continue to eye the situation in Yemen while digesting the latest US rig count data.
The number of active US rigs drilling for oil fell by 31 to 703 in the week to April 24, the lowest level since October 2010, oilfield services company Baker Hughes said on Friday. That marked the 20th straight week of declines.
In Yemen, heavy fighting persists as Saudi Arabia continues with air strikes against Houthi militia forces in Aden, with no resolution in sight.
Meanwhile, the US dollar index, measuring the relative strength of the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, trades dead flat at 97.07.
Oil Technical Levels
WTI oil has an immediate resistance which stands at 58 levels above which gains could be extended to 58.60 levels. Meanwhile, support is seen at 55 levels from here losses could be extended to 53.50 levels.