WTI crude oil trades with a negative bias below the long-term pivotal level of $66, while natural gas rebounds from the strong support at $3.

By Ahmed Tabaqchali, Chief Strategist of AFC Iraq Fund. Any opinions expressed are those of the author, and do not ...

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WTI oil remains under bearish pressure amid the threat of a global trade war, while natural gas continues to trade higher after rebounding from the key $3 level.

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Crude oil prices fell last week, with Brent futures at $61.30 and MCX futures at ₹4,940/barrel. Support levels crucial.