Brent price can break above $79.40 – Société Générale
Source Fxstreet
Brent decline stalled near $74 last week and it has staged an initial bounce after this test, Société Générale's FX analysts note.
Price of Brent oil can reach even the $82.60 level
"It has crossed above a steep descending channel. First layer of resistance is located at 200-DMA near $77.80/78.35. It is worth noting that Brent has consistently struggled to establish itself above this MA since last year."
"If Brent overcomes the hurdle at $77.80/78.35, the phase of rebound could extend towards $79.40 and perhaps even towards the descending trend line drawn since 2023 at $82.60."
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