WTI Crude Drops 4% as Dollar Pressure Hits Energy Positioning
WTI crude shed more than 4% in Tuesday's session, pulling back sharply from recent highs as dollar strength and risk-off flows reshaped energy market
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WTI crude shed more than 4% in Tuesday's session, pulling back sharply from recent highs as dollar strength and risk-off flows reshaped energy market
WTI crude surged 4.20% to $105.42 amid tightening global supply, with traders watching $107.46 as the next major test for sustained momentum.
WTI trades near $96.16 with $97.17 capping rebounds, while nearby support sits near $95.20.
WTI trades near $103.67 with $105.63 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $101.92.
WTI trades near $96.57 with $97.09 capping rebounds, while nearby support sits near $95.51.
WTI trades near $96.57 with $97.09 capping rebounds, while nearby support sits near $95.51.
WTI trades near $98.10 with $100.42 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $97.41.
WTI trades near $99.35 with $99.58 as the first upside test, while short-term support holds near $97.28.
WTI trades near $96.53 with $97.27 capping rebounds, while nearby support sits near $91.05.
WTI Crude surges to $115.34 on April 7, 2026. Charts show overbought RSI, bullish MACD, and a key resistance cluster near $116.56: $119.48.