Brent to consolidate until further News Development - Trade the Range
On Thursday, March 10, oil trading ended with a decline. At the end of the day, a barrel of Brent fell by 2.60% to $109.15. The price has been in a correction phase for two days. Buyers began taking profits on long positions after reaching $133.10.
To provoke them to fixing could be the news that in order to stabilize prices in the oil market, the States want to sell oil from reserves.
https://www.energy.gov/articles/doe-announces-emergency-sale-30-million-barrels-crude-oil-strategic-petroleum-reserve - link
The US also urged other oil producers to actively increase production in order to compensate for the missing supply in the market.
On Friday at the auctions in Asia, a barrel of Brent costs $109.25. Trades are relatively quiet. At the end of the week we expect consolidation in the price range of 104 - 116 dollars per barrel.