#美联储降息 Yesterday, WTI crude oil opened at 57.49, then the price surged to 57.81 attempting to continue higher, but faced bearish pressure and was unable to sustain the rally. Instead, it declined steadily, with the lowest point reaching 56.38 before the decline stopped. It closed at 56.70, forming a large bearish candlestick with nearly equal upper and lower shadows—this indicates intense battle between bulls and bears, but ultimately the bears took control.

From a technical perspective, this downward move may continue to test lower levels. If there is a rebound today, consider placing a stop at 57.3 and try short positions with a small size. The key support levels below are at 56.5, 56.0, 55.6, and further down between 55.2 and 55.0—these levels are worth close attention.