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If you take the latest Goldman Sachs oil forecasts, they write(here, here and here and here and elsewhere) that the first quarter of this year will be between 20 and 40, and the half-year average will be around 40, and that 2016 is generally the year of the oil price increase.
There is no shortage of forecasts, for example:
Meanwhile a bad poem goes around the internet that "Oslo has been running a bus on intestinal gas for ten years" (and that no one needs oil anymore) ...
Here they are all predicting what they like and what price they themselves want to see ...
There is no shortage of forecasts, for example:
Meanwhile a bad poem goes around the internet that "Oslo has been running a bus on intestinal gas for ten years" (and that no one needs oil anymore) ...
Here they are all predicting what they like and what price they themselves want to see ...
Here is the answer to the question...
Here is the answer to the question ...
Just looked at Nen's ZUP - two patterns (apparently still forming) suggest a possible uptrend, but only on big timeframes like D1 and W1:
But I'm not good at patterns ...
Right now intraday (on the five-minute chart), the price is up from 31.44 to 32.43 (almost a dollar) on the news ''Crude Oil Inventories Change from EIA''(Crude Oil Inventories):
It's true that the daily oil price is not yet certain to rise (as it's just the M5 timeframe).
Patterns... Here are the patterns(rails and head with shoulders - your choice):
Well, when they discuss it, then we will see))). The interest rate has been raised for a long time...
Have you read the forum starting from here? https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/69893/page39#comment_2207011
I did some thinking there... Interested in your opinion.
The ruble is the easiest of all. As oil goes, so goes the ruble. They will not restrain it too much now.
At the same time we are watching - what will hedge the ruble - so financiers have decided recently.