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Oil Stages A Modest Recovery The corrective rally that started in Asia yesterday extended through to the New York session as physical bargain hunters emerged. Brent crude was 1.30% higher at $71.30 a ...

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Both contracts are 10 cents higher in subdued pre-US-data Asian trading.\nI continue to believe that any deeper sell-off in oil, while entirely possible on speculative culling, will be short-lived and followed by equally vigorous rallies. The US Nonfarm Payrolls today could be good for a directional move either way.\nBrent crude has support at $70.00 a barrel, and then its 100-DMA just below at $69.75 a barrel. Failure of the 100-DMA could see another reactionary spike lower, potentially reaching the July 20 low at $67.50 a barrel; however, this is not my base case.\nSimilarly, WTI has support at $68.00 a barrel, followed closely by its 100-DMA at $67.20 a barrel. Again, failure of $67.20 could see a snap reaction lower, targeting the 20th of July low at $65.10 a barrel. I would not expect it to linger long at those lower levels, however.\nGold Looks Fragile\nThe US dollar remained firm, but US yields rose slightly yesterday, pushing gold prices lower once again. 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