Author: johnkilduff

Yesterday’s price action suggests that the back of the rally has been broken. While the market will remain headline driven, acknowledging oil’s role as a macro measurement, the price…

Crude oil built upon yesterday’s dramatic rise in overnight trading, posting a high of 103.37 before surrendering over $3.00 after Europe opened, to score a low of 100.01.

Crude oil posted another higher high, higher low and higher settlement as the rally continues. But with a relative strength measurement closing in on 70 on a 14 day moving average basis the market is showing an overbought condition is building…

Crude oil came under pressure yesterday, the first in several sessions, as participants reconsidered perceptions of relief over leadership changes in Europe and supply tightening.

Crude oil prices continue put up new highs as we switch our focus to the January contract. Another new high at at 99.57 was posted at the Asian opening last night.

Crude oil prices continue the relentless trek upward. The drop in new unemployment claims below 400k, a slightly shrinking US trade deficit and Chinese data showing crude oil imports rising in October…

Crude oil suffered early losses on the continuing crisis in Europe, but pared those losses later after stockpile reports showed tightening.

Crude oil continues to focus on macro events swirling around the European debt conundrum.

Crude oil is on the rise again, now for the fifth consecutive session. Apparently, buyers are taking solace from hopes new leadership in Greece and Italy would be able to deal with the debt crisis.

The market is continuing with macro-influenced volatility again today, as events in Europe continue to shift. Crude oil prices finished on Friday with another high settlement since low, earlier last month.