In the energy market on Tuesday, crude for August delivery prolonged its slide, closing at $62.93/barrel, down $1.12. August reformulated gasoline lost a penny, to $1.73/gallon.
Economic worries seem to have firmly established themselves at the driver of the moment. “The market got way ahead of itself with hopes that the [global economic] recovery would be quick,” said Zachary Oxman, managing director at TrendMax Futures.
“I think the dips you are seeing now are preceding the next big down move in stocks and commodities as well,” Oxman added. “I’d be net short, with a trading bias to the short side.”
Another bear is Edward Meir, of MF Global, who wrote that, “Despite the string of declines hitting the crude-oil markets of late, we do not think the current selling bout is over just yet … The markets remain vulnerable to a poor fundamental backdrop, typified by high stocks and lackluster
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