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WTI Crude Oil price started a fresh decline from the $78.80 resistance.
WTI Crude Oil price started a fresh decline from the $78.80 resistance.
A connecting bearish trend line is forming with resistance at $72.80 on the 4-hour chart.
Gold could aim for more gains above the $2,670 level.
Bitcoin could accelerate higher if it settles above $66,500 and $67,000.
WTI Crude Oil price rally stalled near the $78.80 resistance zone. The price started a fresh decline and traded below the $75.00 level.
Looking at the 4-hour chart of XTI/USD, the price settled below the $73.20 level, the 100 simple moving average (red, 4-hour), and the 200 simple moving average (green, 4-hour). The bears were able to push the price below the 61.8% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $66.94 swing low to the $78.78 high.

The bulls are now trying to protect the $69.75 support. It is close to the 76.4% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $66.94 swing low to the $78.78 high.
On the downside, the first major support sits near the $68.50 zone. A daily close below $68.50 could open the doors for a larger decline. The next major support is $65.50. Any more losses might send oil prices toward $60.00 in the coming days.
On the upside, the price might face resistance near the $72.2 level. The next major resistance is near the $72.80 zone. There is also a connecting bearish trend line forming with resistance at $72.80 on the same chart, above which the price may perhaps accelerate higher.
In the stated case, it could even visit the $76.00 resistance. Any more gains might call for a test of the $78.80 resistance zone in the near term.
Looking at Gold, the price is still showing a lot of positive signs and might aim for more upsides above the $2,670 level.
US Import Price Index for Sep 2024 (MoM) – Forecast -0.3%, versus -0.3% previous.
US Export Price Index for Sep 2024 (MoM) – Forecast -0.4%, versus -0.7% previous.

The cryptocurrency market rose 1% in 24 hours to $2.28 trillion. The market cooled off somewhat during the day, moving away from local highs above $2.30 trillion, which were the highest in more than two weeks. Sentiment jumped sharply to ‘greed’, reaching the 65 level, the highest since late July.
The price of Bitcoin traded above $66.5K for a while on Tuesday, matching the high of 30 July. This is a very nominal break above the previous high and an attempt to consolidate above the resistance of the descending channel. An important driver is the continued optimism in the US equity markets. Barring any sudden bouts of profit-taking, Bitcoin could consolidate the breakout from the multi-month downtrend. The potential first target of the new bull rally looks to be the area of historical highs as it approaches $74K, with a more distant target of $80K by the end of the year.

According to CoinShares, global crypto fund investments increased by $407 million last week, following outflows of $147 million the week before. Bitcoin investments increased by $419 million, Solana investments increased by $0.6 million, and Ethereum investments decreased by $10 million.
According to experts, BTC’s growth is being fuelled by expectations of new stimulus measures in China. Over the weekend, Chinese Finance Minister Lan Fo’an said that the country will soon introduce a package of additional fiscal measures to support economic development.
Searches for Bitcoin on Google fell to an annual low. Searches for altcoins show a similar dynamic. At the same time, user interest in meme coins remains relatively stable. The segment is recovering despite the massive failure of new coins and the disappointment of some traders.
The UAE Central Bank has approved the launch of a dirham-based stablecoin, the AED stablecoin. This coin is leading the race to become the first issuer of a regulated stablecoin.
The World Bank faces a “challenging” task of raising a record amount of new money to help the most impoverished nations, according to a top official from the development lender.
Akihiko Nishio, vice-president of development finance, said a strong US dollar is one key factor, as are the competing funding demands on donors, including aid to support Ukraine, refugees and those impacted by higher food prices.
“We have a good chance of getting there, but it’s challenging,” Nishio said in an interview. “Given the steep appreciation of the US dollar, almost all donor currencies have depreciated,” he said, adding that some European countries will need to increase contributions by around 20% just to maintain inflation-adjusted donation levels.
World Bank president Ajay Banga last year set a goal of raising a record-breaking amount of donations for the International Development Association, the bank unit that makes low-interest loans and grants to the roughly 75 poorest countries.
The last high of US$93 billion (RM400.79 billion) was raised in the most recent donor round, which ended in 2021. Nishio said the IDA would need to mobilise at least US$105 billion just to maintain the size of replenishment in real-dollar terms.
Banga will likely make an appeal to donors, including top shareholder US, during the bank’s annual meetings next week in Washington. Final donation figures will be announced at an event in Seoul in early December.
The Washington-based lender highlighted the need for the funds in a report released Sunday that showed the poorest economies — those with annual per capita incomes of less than US$1,145 — are worse off today than on the eve of the Covid-19 pandemic.
As well, the world’s 26 poorest economies are “deeper in debt than at any time since 2006,” the fund said in the report.
US Treasury Undersecretary Jay Shambaugh said in a speech last Friday that low-income countries are spending about US$60 billion annually to service debt, up from an average of US$20 billion between 2010 and 2020.
Nishio said in the interview that he’s seeking to shore up support from nations in the Gulf Cooperation Council, which includes Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
“Some countries are very generous donors, but we would like to see all GCC countries being generous donors,” he said, declining to name specific nations.
Nishio also said that Latin American countries Brazil, Colombia and Chile should be more involved as donors. He added that Brazil is “seriously considering” coming back as an IDA donor since its last pledge almost a decade ago.
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