Commodity markets continue to improve strongly, with the Brent Crude Oil set to test its main resistance from the April highs, according to strategists at Credit Suisse.
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“We look for a challenge on the Brent Crude Oil major resistance from the April highs at $36.00.”
“With the 38.2% retracement of the entire Q1 collapse not far above at $37.28, our view has been for this to cap and define the top of what we think may be a significant long-term sideways range.”
“Above $37.28 would be seen marking a significant break to the upside, potentially for broader risk assets as well, with resistance then seen next at the large price gap from March, starting at $39.70 and stretching up to $45.50.”
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