Last week, crude oil hit a high and fell back, but ended lower. After reaching a single high in the week, it quickly turned negative. The high did not last and did not continue every other week. After a short-term decline, this week tends to decline, with a weekly rebound and a slightly dull daily trend.KThe entity of the line is slightly smaller, and it is brewing on one side during sorting. In terms of news: International institutions have lowered their expectations for global crude oil demand this year, the Federal Reserve is expected to significantly raise interest rates, and the global fight against the epidemic still faces severe challenges, suppressing the outlook for crude oil demand. However, with the European embargo on Russian crude oil, OPEC has shown no signs of further production increase and has always supported oil prices. Many institutions are still optimistic about the future prospects of oil prices.
4The hour chart was lowered in the sawing process,109.90The high point forms a downward wave shape and rebounded last week105.40Secondary pressure, which can be considered as localBThe wave rebounds at a high point, and after breaking low, it becomes a small levelCThe wave continues, and with last Friday's seesaw decline, the probability of breaking the low and continuing this week is high, with a weaker short-term trend.1The hour chart is repeatedly sorted and finally closed at a low position, and sawing is the norm. The closing determines the continuation of the strength of the next day. With the closing price at a low level, the short-term trend is relatively weak today, and the critical point is also the second highest point105.40.As a step down channel running as an hour chart, relying on the second highest point for defense at the beginning of the week to be bearish, the resistance is101.20-101.60Each area is bearish. Looking back below97.0-94.0.One area.