Oil prices are sinking further as traders sees one of the biggest players on the demand side, China, struggling. At the beginning of October crude price had to endure a 6% drop in one trading day and this Tuesday it printed another blood red 5% devaluation of the benchmark Oil price. The decline accelerated when the overnight American Petroleum Institute (API) numbers revealed a big build in stockpile of 11.9 million barrels. Meanwhile, The US Dollar (USD) was trading stronger in a move to recover some of its incurred losses from last week. Add a peculiar rate hike from the Australian Central Bank on Tuesday morning, and traders were starting to second guess if the would venture to hike still one more time. The US (DXY) stays afloat above 105, though it is looking for direction. () trades at $76.42 per barrel, and Brent Oil trades at $80.70 per barrel at the time of writing. Oil news and market movers
Oil Technical Analysis: OPEC+ remains bullish despite bearish oil movesOil prices are gearing up to only go one way: lower. That is at least under the current conditions. More and more negative signals from the demand side are screaming for a price correction in WTI and Brent Crude futures. Expect to see more declines at hand until OPEC+ issues more supply cuts to meet the faded demand. On the upside, $80 is the new resistance to watch out for. Should Crude be able to jump higher again, look for $84 (purple line) as the next level to see some selling pressure or profit taking. Should Oil prices be able to consolidate above there, the topside for this fall near $93 could come back into play.On the downside, traders are bracing for trading in this psychological region near $78. The area should see ample support for buying. Any further drops below this level might see a firm nosedive move, which would likely cause Oil prices to sink below $70.US Crude (Daily Chart)More By This Author:Uber Misses Analyst Expectations For Q3 Sales – Offers Upbeat Guidance AUD/USD Moves Downward After RBA Dovish Statement, Trades Lower Around 0.6420 AUD/USD Price Analysis: Bears Step In After RBA Decision