Crude oil could trade in a wide range on mixed fundamentals. The employment data coming out from U.S. end is providing a fair support for oil price in the global market. Elsewhere, increasing inventory levels are generating concern. Expectations of improving Chinese industrial production and improved U.S. retail sales provide a considerable support for crude price.
Crude oil price is expected to remain in the range belt of 5180 – 5360 levels, in between for price movements ahead. 5280 - 5310 remains in strong resistance.
Crude Oil May Buy around 5220 S/L below 5160 Target 5290 - 5320
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