In terms of crude oil, Saudi Aramco said that the current production capacity increase is progressing smoothly. At the same time, crude oil production in Iran and other crude oil-producing countries has also rebounded to varying degrees. At the same time, there are reports that future crude oil demand is expected to decline. Both ends of supply and demand have put sufficient pressure on crude oil, coupled with the hawkish Federal Reserve. From the currency point of view, crude oil has continued to weaken recently. It broke out in the last trading day. It once fell below the 80 mark, accelerated below the previous low support near 79, and fell back to around 76.5 with inertia. It stopped falling slightly and reversed. In the short term, there is a high probability of weakness. It will continue. At the top, focus on the pressure level near 79, which is gradually moving downwards. The rebound will continue to go short. At the bottom, focus on the strong support of 74.4/73.8.
Crude oil counter-draws 78.4/5 to go short, defends 79.2, and targets below 77. It retreats to long positions near 74.7/8, defends 74, and targets above 76.