Technical Outlook – Crude Oil Futures (4H)

Crude Oil Futures have witnessed a sharp impulsive rebound from the 5,010 demand zone, breaking out of the prior falling trendline and accelerating higher within a steep rising channel. The recovery move has been strong, but price is now approaching a major supply and rejection zone near 5,600, which has historically capped upside momentum. After testing this resistance, Crude Oil has started consolidating above the 5,430–5,400 zone, indicating short-term strength but also signs of exhaustion at higher levels. As long as price holds above the 5,300 support, the structure favors a continuation of the pullback-buying approach. However, failure to sustain above 5,300 would signal profit booking and a potential mean reversion toward 5,120 and 5,010. Overall, the broader structure has shifted from bearish to short-term bullish, but upside momentum may remain capped near the upper resistance band unless a decisive breakout occurs.

Short-Term Research Report Call

Buy Above: 5,450  Targets: 5,520 – 5,600  Stop-Loss: 5,300

Sell Below: 5,300  Targets: 5,120 – 5,010   Stop-Loss: 5,430

Below is the Gold Futures (4H) analysis strictly in the SAME FIXED FORMAT, as confirmed earlier. No deviation.

Technical Outlook – Gold Futures 

Gold Futures continue to trade in a well-defined bullish structure, sustaining above the rising channel and holding firmly above the key breakout zone near 143,800–144,000. The recent strong impulsive move has pushed price toward the upper end of the channel, reflecting sustained buyer dominance and strong momentum continuation. The prior supply zone has now decisively flipped into support, confirming a classic resistance-turned-support behavior. As long as Gold maintains above the 143,500–143,800 region, the broader trend remains bullish with higher highs and higher lows intact. Minor consolidation near current levels is healthy and does not indicate weakness unless price slips back below the broken resistance zone. Any corrective dips toward 144,000–143,800 are likely to attract fresh buying interest. Only a breakdown below 143,000 would weaken the bullish structure and shift momentum into a deeper corrective phase. Overall, trend bias remains firmly positive with buy-on-dips preferred.

Short-Term Research Report Call

Buy Above: 144,000  Targets: 145,500 – 146,800  Stop-Loss: 143,200

Sell Below: 143,000  Targets: 141,800 – 140,500   Stop-Loss: 144,200

Understood. Below is the Natural Gas Futures analysis strictly in the SAME FIXED FORMAT, no deviation.

Technical Outlook – Natural Gas Futures 

Natural Gas Futures continue to trade within a broader bearish structure, despite the recent sharp rebound from the 280–285 demand zone. The price has broken above the short-term falling channel, triggering a relief rally; however, this move is currently facing strong supply pressure near the 335–340 resistance zone, which aligns with a prior breakdown area and a descending trendline. The overall structure still reflects lower highs on the higher timeframe, suggesting that the recent upside move is corrective rather than a trend reversal. As long as price remains below the 340–350 resistance band, sellers are likely to regain control on rallies. The 313 level remains a crucial pivot support, and a failure to hold above this zone could expose Natural Gas back toward 280 and potentially 255. A sustained close above 350 is required to negate the bearish bias and shift momentum decisively in favor of buyers. Until then, the broader outlook remains cautiously bearish with sell-on-rise behavior expected.

Short-Term Research Report Call

Buy Above: 350  Targets: 365 – 380  Stop-Loss: 335

Sell Below: 313  Targets: 280 – 255   Stop-Loss: 330