Since July, oil prices have been on a steady decline, reaching a major support level. But just because it’s at a key level doesn’t mean it won’t break further to the downside. However, if oil reverses and breaks to the upside, we could see a significant rally—and with it, the potential for inflation to rise. The Recession Fears vs. Economic Optimism On one hand, many people are concerned about the possibility of the U.S. entering a recession, which could drag oil prices even lower. If the economy slows down, demand for oil will drop, likely pushing prices down further. On the other hand, there's 0.5% interest rate cut that could prevent a recession, especially since U.S. GDP has been in good shape based on the latest data. Another positive factor to consider is China’s recent economic stimulus. As the world’s second-largest economy, China’s stimulus could boost demand for commodities, potentially dragging the global market, including oil, upward. The stimulus has already influenced...
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