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What Overbought Brent Crude Means for the Energy Sector ETF

The Brent crude oil outlook turns on overbought momentum, slowing oil demand growth and attacks on energy infrastructure ahead of key elections.

Razan Hilal
Razan Hilal

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What Overbought Brent Crude Means for the Energy Sector ETF

The Brent crude oil outlook turns on overbought momentum, slowing oil demand growth and attacks on energy infrastructure ahead of key elections.

Razan Hilal, StoneX Media Market Analyst, walks through the Brent crude and energy sector ETF charts and the escalation and de-escalation scenarios in play. The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) has pushed above an 18-year resistance, though a bearish divergence on its monthly RSI raises the risk of a false breakout.

Trump waiving Russian sanctions adds to the pullback case for crude, while the upcoming U.S. and Israel elections keep near-term escalation risk in focus.

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