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  Crude oil set to go range bound, fundamentals weak
  03 November 2009 16:09:26 
   
  Oil once again may be heading toward becoming stuck in a trading range, After breaking out of the $65 - $75 trading range two weeks ago, prices have oscillated on either side of $80,

A weaker U,S, dollar and hopes for economic improvements recently allowed oil prices to build support around $80,The dollar then showed signs of strengthening, Current fundamentals do not yet lend themselves to further sharp upward price moves, Last week oil market participants were encouraged by strong U,S, GDP figures,

Even so, consumer confidence remains depressed, unemployment is high and rising, and global economic growth still is tenuous, With these macroeconomic factors in the foreground, crude prices fell below $77 on Friday 30 October, as profit-taking set-in,

In the near term, any further dollar strength may be sufficient to push prices back toward $75, While fundamental stake time to catch up to current price levels, sudden sharp shifts in investor sentiment will be the key to whether prices reach for $85 or move back toward $70,

Courtesy: CPM Group for DGCX

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