Technical Outlook – Crude Oil Futures 

Crude Oil Futures have witnessed a sharp impulsive recovery from the 5,010 demand zone, forming a steep bullish channel on the 4H timeframe. Price has decisively broken above the key 5,303 resistance and extended the move toward the major supply zone near 5,600. The rally appears momentum-driven, supported by strong bullish candles, indicating aggressive short covering and fresh buying interest. However, the zone around 5,600 remains a critical resistance area, where price has historically faced rejection. As long as Crude Oil sustains above 5,300, the short-term structure remains positive, and dips are likely to be bought. A healthy consolidation or shallow pullback toward the 5,300–5,250 region would keep the bullish bias intact. Failure to hold above 5,300 may trigger profit booking, leading to a corrective move back toward lower supports. Overall, the trend has shifted bullish in the short term, but upside follow-through depends on a clean breakout above the 5,600 resistance zone.

Short-Term Research Report Call

Buy Above: 5,450 | Targets: 5,600 – 5,750 | Stop-Loss: 5,300
Sell Below: 5,300 | Targets: 5,150 – 5,010 | Stop-Loss: 5,450

Technical Outlook – Gold Futures 

Gold Futures continue to trade in a strong bullish structure, maintaining higher highs and higher lows within an ascending channel. Price has decisively reclaimed and sustained above the key 140,000 breakout zone, which has now turned into a strong demand base. The recent consolidation near the 142,500–143,000 region reflects healthy price acceptance after the breakout rather than distribution. As long as Gold holds above the 140,000–139,500 support zone, the broader bullish momentum remains intact. Minor pullbacks toward the rising channel support may attract fresh buying interest. A sustained move above the 143,500–144,000 resistance band would open the door for further upside continuation. Overall, the trend remains firmly bullish, with dips likely to be bought unless price slips back below the key breakout zone.

Short-Term Research Report Call

Buy Above: 143,000 | Targets: 144,500 – 146,000 | Stop-Loss: 140,800
Sell Below: 139,500 | Targets: 137,500 – 135,000 | Stop-Loss: 141,200

Technical Outlook – Natural Gas Futures 

Natural Gas Futures continue to trade in a strong bearish trend, with price firmly respecting a well-defined descending channel structure. The recent bounce from the 280–275 demand zone appears corrective in nature and has failed to alter the broader trend, as selling pressure re-emerges near the channel midline. Price remains below key breakdown levels around 330–340, confirming that bears remain in control and rallies are being used for short-covering rather than fresh accumulation. The inability to sustain above 313 further weakens the short-term structure, keeping the sequence of lower highs and lower lows intact. As long as Natural Gas trades below 320–325, downside risk remains elevated. A decisive breakdown below 280 would accelerate selling pressure and expose deeper supports near 255. Overall, the trend bias remains bearish, with only short-lived pullbacks expected unless a major resistance zone is reclaimed.

Short-Term Research Report Call

Buy Above: 325   Targets: 340 – 360    Stop-Loss: 310

Sell Below: 280    Targets: 255 – 235    Stop-Loss: 300