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During recent trading sessions, a new wave of buying momentum has continued to gain relevance around WTI crude oil price action. Over the last three trading sessions, the market has maintained a bullish streak and is now up more than 5.5%, highlighting significant buying pressure in the short term.

U.S. 10-year and 30-year bond yields have moved higher as markets reopen after the Labor Day weekend, with the producer price index and the consumer price index landing within days of each other. The European Central Bank decision sits between them, where the economic projections and Christine Lagarde's press conference carry more market risk than the rate move itself. The DAX has also broken below its 21-day exponential moving average, a sign that momentum beneath a resilient index is starting to fade.

Following a weak handover from Asia, European markets and US indices were under pressure this morning, as rising oil prices and elevated bond yields once again weighed on risk appetite. Among the major European indices, the German DAX will be in firm focus this week, with the ECB’s rate decision coming up on Thursday. That decision is likely to be a hike, as rising oil prices threaten to re-accelerate inflation.

WTI crude oil broke above a declining resistance line that had capped every rally since March 2026, and Brent did not follow.

Crude oil prices are rallying as renewed U.S. and Iran strikes push supply risk back to the front of the market.

Oil prices have surged for a second consecutive day, after the US and Iran traded strikes for the first time in two weeks and re-escalated the tensions. WTI oil was climbing to one-month highs and threatening to break above a key bearish trend line, at the time of writing. The latest leg higher is being driven primarily by the renewed escalation in tensions between the US and Iran, with traders ignoring the controversial US-Venezuela deal for now

Over the last two trading sessions, WTI crude oil has once again displayed a notable bearish bias, with prices falling nearly 6%. Part of this renewed selling pressure has been driven by recent developments in the Middle East, which have helped temporarily ease the geopolitical tensions that had supported the oil risk premium in previous weeks.

Crude oil prices rose more than 3% by mid-day in London, causing stocks and bonds to drop. Prices have rallied after Trump said Iran had been given an opportunity to reach a deal but had failed to take it. But now Trump said an unprecedented economic operation against Iran will be underway, warning of severe economic consequences for countries providing support to Tehran.

Crude oil prices continue to press higher amid the ongoing standoff between the US and Iran. While the softness in US and Chinese data of late does point to some moderation in demand, oil prices remain predominately supply-driven.

Crude oil Weekly Outlook: Crude oil remains supported as markets balance recovering supply against persistent Strait of Hormuz risks. Key WTI levels define escalation and de-escalation scenarios.

The oil market has opened the week with some relief on the supply side after the United States and Iran paused military strikes over the weekend - How long will it last?

These remain relevant sessions for WTI crude oil, which has recorded an increase of just over 14% on average over the last 5 trading sessions. This behavior indicates that the buying bias remains important in the short term.