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WTI and orange juice rally on supply worries while copper drops on China growth fears

​​Outlook on WTI, orange juice and copper as the US dollar remains bid.

Source: Bloomberg

​​​WTI extends this week’s gains ​ ​

WTI is trading in three-week highs as a comment by a Saudi energy minister stoked fears of further OPEC+ production cuts at its June 4 meeting. ​The break through the April-to-May downtrend line at $72.40 and Tuesday’s daily chart close above the 10 May high at $73.82 high puts the bulls back in control. ​The 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at $74.48 represents the next upside target, followed by the £75.76 late March gap low point. ​Slips should find support around the mid-May high at $73.31 and further down along the breached April-to-May downtrend line at $72.40. While the next lower $70.66 low from Monday underpins, renewed upside pressure is likely to ensue.

Source: ProRealTime

​Orange juice price surges higher ​

Front month orange juice futures have accelerated to the upside on renewed supply concerns following the worst orange crop in Florida since the 1920s. ​Unless Brazil increases its supply, the citrus fruit price is expected to rally further and might soon reach the psychological $3 per pound mark. ​This year’s all-time record high at $2.8038 has briefly been overcome on Tuesday with a new intraday high being reached at $2.8125. ​Minor support sits around the 8 May high at $2.5348 and further potential support at this week’s $2.6663 to $2.6430 price gap.

Source: ProRealTime

​Copper drops to six-month low ​

The price of copper has fallen to levels last traded in November of last year as questions around the strength of China’s economic recovery are raised. ​The October high and November 2022 lows at $7,877 to $7,850 per ton are now in focus but may offer support. ​While resistance at the mid-May $8,089 low caps, further downside is in store. ​Only a currently unexpected bullish reversal and rise above the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) at $8,372 would question this view.

Source: ProRealTime

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