Oil and natural gas: The price of oil continues to rise

Oil and natural gas: The price of oil continues to rise

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  • Last night, the price of oil dropped to the $80.75 level and started a new recovery. 
  • The gas price is recovering today after yesterday’s drop to $3.20. 

Oil chart analysis

Last night, the price of oil dropped to the $80.75 level and started a new recovery. During the Asian session, the oil price quickly consolidated, and we are now close to the $82.00 level. If oil prices are consolidated, they could enter the potential resistance zone of $82.00-$83.00. We need a break above if we want to continue on the bullish side.

After that, potential higher targets are the $84.00 and $85.00 levels. We need a negative consolidation and a drop to the $80.00 level for a bearish option. The increased pressure could result in us seeing a breakout below and further price declines. Potential lower targets are the $79.00 and $78.00 levels.

Oil chart analysis

Natural gas chart analysis

The gas price is recovering today after yesterday’s drop to $3.20. During the Asian trading session, the gas price managed to rise above $3.40 and hold it there. The current consolidation is pushing the price toward the $3.50 level. For a bullish option, we need a continuation of this consolidation and a move toward the $3.60 level.

A break above would benefit us, and we would have a closer position for a new bullish impulse and further recovery of gas prices. Potential higher targets are the $3.80 and $4.00 levels. We need a negative consolidation and a drop from yesterday’s low to the $3.20 level for a bearish option. A break below would see natural gas prices continue to fall. Potential lower targets are the $3.00 and $2.80 levels.

Natural Gas Chart Analysis

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