SINGAPORE: A bullish target range of $90.51-$92.22 per barrel has been aborted and a bearish target at $82.87 resumed for Brent oil, as it has failed to break a resistance at $86.67 again.
The resistance is provided by the 76.4 percent Fibonacci projection level of a downward wave C that developed from the June 19 high of $115.71. The break above this barrier turned out to be false.
It is clearer now that the rebound from the Oct. 16 low of $82.60 has been shaped into a rising wedge, which is a typical bearish continuation pattern. The odds could be low against a fall towards the 86.4 percent level at $82.87.
A climb above $86.67 may signal an extension of the rebound towards the upper trendline of the wedge around $88.60.
Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own.
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