#美联储重启降息步伐 Monday Crude Oil Pre-market Analysis



Has the bullish structure stabilized this time? On the daily chart, last week it tested the 56 level, but the bears couldn't push it down. If this level holds, the logic for a medium-term upward move makes sense. The hourly chart is even clearer—the moving averages are starting to spread upward, support below is getting stronger, and momentum is clearly favoring the bulls.

Today, it's highly likely to test the upper end of the range.

How to play it?
You can lightly position long orders on a pullback to the 59.5-59.7 range, with a stop loss set below 59.2—don't get greedy. The initial target is the 60 round number; if it breaks through, aim for 60.3.

The expectation of renewed Fed rate cuts is still brewing, and loose liquidity is generally favorable for commodities. In the short term, crude oil's technicals and fundamentals align, so the logic for going long is sound for now. But remember, use small positions to test, don't get carried away.
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ser_we_are_earlyvip
· 12-08 02:30
The fact that 56 didn’t drop is still an interesting signal. Try a small position around 59.5 to test the waters? This round of bullish structure finally seems stable. The Fed is starting to send signals again, so the long logic still looks promising. Whether the 60 round number can be broken is crucial; let’s see if that gets tested today. All the greedy ones got wiped out in this round—don’t ask me how I know. If this level holds, there’s hope for the mid-term, and it might even go straight to 60.3.
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TokenCreatorOPvip
· 12-08 02:30
If we can hold the 56 level, things will be stable. Now it’s all about whether we can break through 60—this is getting interesting. The advice about trying with a small position is spot on. Don’t always think about going all in at once—that’s the quickest way to lose everything. As for the Fed rate cuts, crude oil does have an opportunity, but don’t get too optimistic. The market can turn faster than flipping a page.
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ChainPoetvip
· 12-08 02:20
56 didn't drop this time, it's actually pretty interesting. Feels like the bulls might really make a comeback this time. Wait a minute, are Fed rate cut expectations heating up again? How long can this round of liquidity easing last? Light position set at 59.5, sounds reasonable, just worried about a sudden black swan event. If crude oil can really hold above 60 this time, then there will be stories to tell going forward.
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DecentralizeMevip
· 12-08 02:17
Holding the line at 56 is honestly quite interesting; it really feels like the bulls have established their footing this time. Wow, taking a light position and lying in wait really does require patience. With the Fed cutting rates and injecting liquidity, the logic for crude oil is indeed solid in the short term. Just don’t get greedy, keep an eye on the 60 level.
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