The production reduction agreement between OPEC and Russia has just been reached for two days, and the international oil price has reached a record low again. USOIL hit a record low of $19.2. The bad news in the crude oil market does not seem to be over.
According to the latest report disclosed by IEA, oil demand in April is expected to decrease by 29 million barrels per day, as to the level since 1995; on April 15, WTI closed at $19.87 per barrel, which is the third time that WTI crude oil futures fell below $20 per barrel since April.
The three hitting bottoms of crude oil feature this month are determined by many factors.
Firstly, there is no sign of warming up in the Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia. The global market demand caused by the epidemic has shrunk. Serious oversupply of crude oil causes the price of crude oil has been seriously suppressed.
Secondly, the United States, Russia and OPEC are competing for interests. OPEC countries, whose main economic source is crude oil export, will continue to reduce prices and promote sales, in order to take market share.
Day Trading suggestion
Make long position at current price $24
Target $27