Crude Oil Futures: Further correction looks likely

Open interest in crude oil futures markets rose for the first time after two consecutive pullbacks on Wednesday, this time by nearly 9.2K contracts in light of advanced data from CME Group. Volume, in the same line, increased significantly by nearly 205K contracts, also following two drops in a row.

WTI still targets the $40.00 mark

Prices of the WTI charted an inconclusive session on Wednesday amidst rising open interest and volume, allowing for some near-term consolidation as well as the probability of a corrective downside. That said, the $40.00 mark per barrel still emerges as the key hurdle on the way up.

WTI justifies Wednesday’s Doji near three-month top, prints mild losses below $37.00

WTI stays mildly heavy around $36.74, down 0.46% on a day, while the European traders prepare for Thursday’s session.
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NZD/USD keeps the positive outlook unchanged – UOB

NZD/USD’s stance remains constructive and could attempt a test of the 0.6450/0.6500 area in the next weeks, suggested FX Strategists at UOB Group. Key
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