Even at current oil supply levels, current geopolitical issues will likely continue to cause tension in the market.
Geopolitical Risk: Key Events Bubbling up in the World of Oil

Even at current oil supply levels, current geopolitical issues will likely continue to cause tension in the market.
A key metric we are watching is the slowing of U.S. crude oil production growth in the face of negativity about global recession and the potential slowing of global oil demand growth.
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Learn how simple technical tools can clue us into the next big trend in oil. We’ll examine horizontal support and resistance levels, combine multiple trading time frames, and consider highly-correlated assets.
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