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Oil: Look for higher prices - BBH

Light sweet crude oil for January delivered gained more than 2% over the last two sessions, but closed lower for the second consecutive week, points out the research team at BBH. 

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“The build in US gasoline stocks warns that some of the oil surplus was shifted into the products. The recent pullback has been sufficient to drive the five-day average through the 20-day average for the first time since mid-October.  However, we would fade this cross-over and look for higher prices.  Initially, resistance is seen near $58.  A convincing move above there would likely signal a move to new highs for the year.  The current high was set on November 24 a little above $59.  The low for the year was set on June 21 near $43.40.”

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