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Oil Tests Bearish Trendline as Supply Skepticism Supports Prices Oil is pushing higher and pressing against a daily bearish trendline, suggesting the market isn’t convinced supply will ramp up anytime soon. Despite Venezuela headlines, traders appear skeptical that production can return quickly, given the country’s severely damaged energy infrastructure and the economics of extracting heavy crude at current price levels. The infrastructure would require billions in investment to be restored and materially increase supply. Normally, more supply means lower prices — but for now, it's too early to tell. It’s a chart worth watching. Remember: - If oil spikes and holds elevated, it could introduce short-term inflation pressure and force the Fed to stay attentive on policy. - If oil fades and holds lower, it could help the inflation story and allow the Fed to cut rates faster. - Alan

Gold Near Record Highs as Geopolitics and Rate-Cut Bets Collide Gold is holding firm near recent highs, supported by a mix of safe-haven demand and a growing rate-cut narrative. Geopolitical tensions tied to the U.S. capture of Venezuela’s president have driven defensive flows, while weaker U.S. manufacturing data and rising concern around the labor market have reinforced expectations for Fed easing this year. Markets are now focused on this week’s U.S. jobs data as the next major driver. Tomorrow: ADP Employment Change, JOLTS Thursday: Jobless Claims Friday: US Unemployment Rate, NFP A softer labor backdrop would strengthen the case for rate cuts and likely push gold higher, while stronger employment data could delay easing, keeping rates elevated and applying near-term pressure on gold as geopolitical risk fades. - Alan

The US Is Controlling Venezuela's Oil😮 Chart of the Day: USO🔥