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Mar 12, 2026
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After the sharp volatility seen in recent sessions, West Texas Intermediate crude oil continues to trade near a critical technical zone as the market attempts to regain upward momentum. In yesterday’s report, prices were highlighted as having experienced a strong correction after reaching a peak near $112.55 per barrel, before falling below the $90 level. However, recent trading shows a gradual recovery, with oil currently trading around $91.49 per barrel. |
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This rebound reflects a return of some buying interest in the market, while investors continue to monitor U.S. economic data and global demand expectations. Movements in the U.S. dollar and changing monetary policy expectations also remain key drivers influencing commodity prices, including oil.
Technical Analysis – US Oil (H1 Timeframe)
The chart shows that oil prices are still trading within a symmetrical triangle pattern that formed after the sharp decline from the previous peak.
Currently, the price is approaching the upper descending trendline of the triangle near $91–$92, which represents an important resistance area that could determine the next directional move.
The MACD indicator also shows improving momentum, with histogram bars gradually shifting from red to green, suggesting strengthening short-term buying pressure.
Key Technical Levels
Possible Scenarios