13 May chart overview for oil and natural gas

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13 May chart overview for oil and natural gas

13 May chart overview for oil and natural gas

Oil chart analysis

The oil price is in the bullish trend for the third day in a row. On May 11, the price dropped to $ 98.17, which was soon followed by a strong bullish impulse that pulled the price again above the $ 100.00 level. Today, the price has already recovered to the $ 108.00 level, and so far, there are no indications of a potential weakening. Our next psychological target is the $ 110.00 level, a place where we can expect the next potential resistance or the next consolidation. Our target is high this week at $ 111.00. From May 11 until today, the oil price has recovered by more than 10%. For the bearish option, we need new negative consolidation and pullback prices. Our bearish targets are $ 106.27, $ 105.50, $ 104.90, $ 103.00 and so on.

Natural gas chart analysis

The price of natural gas is already in the bullish trend for the fourth day after the price dropped to 6.34 dollars. Today’s high is $ 7.85, and now we have a shorter withdrawal, but all as part of bullish consolidation. For the bullish option, we need to continue this positive consolidation in order to climb to the $ 8.20 level. Our following bullish targets are $ 8.35, $ 8.67 and an $ 8.87 May high. For the bearish option, we need a new negative consolidation and pullback to the previous first support at $ 7.18. Potential bearish targets are $ 6.88, $ 6.34 and so on.

Market overview

stops gas supplies to Finland

Hours after Moscow warned that there would be retaliation for Helsinki’s announcement to apply for NATO membership, Finnish media reported that the Kremlin had threatened to cut off n gas by Friday. Before this warning, local media noted expectations that  would be cut off from n gas after May 23, when the next payment of the contract with Gazprom is due, and the country refuses to pay in rubles. In late April,  cut off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria for refusing to pay under the Kremlin’s ruble scheme. Between 60% and 70% of Finland’s natural gas comes from , although the country’s main energy sources are oil, biomass and nuclear energy, with natural gas accounting for only 5% of total consumption. According to the Finnish government, renewable energy has exceeded fossil fuels in total energy consumption in 2020. Finland announced on Thursday that it intends to apply for quick NATO membership due to the n aggression in e. Sweden is expected to announce this in the coming days.

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