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Crude Oil Remains Trapped in the Short-Term Bearish Trend – Analysis – 31-07-2026

Economies.com
2026-07-31 01:13 UTC

 

 

Crude oil prices declined during their latest intraday trading, pressured by continued trading below EMA50, which continues to act as dynamic resistance and limits the chances of a recovery in bullish momentum, amid the dominance of a short-term bearish wave.

 

These pressures coincide with continued negative signals from the relative strength indicators, reinforcing the likelihood that prices will remain under pressure in the near term. A successful recovery above the moving average remains an important condition for improving the technical outlook and reducing the dominance of the bearish trend.

 

 

 

 

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