Oil prices dropped sharply on Monday due to optimism from Iran-Qatar talks hinting at a possible end to the US-Iran conflict, with WTI down nearly 6.5% and Brent nearly 6.7%. However, prices rebounded Tuesday after reports of a US strike on Iran's Qeshm Island raised concerns about Middle East supply disruptions. The market remains volatile, with prices likely to fall if peace talks progress but rise if conflict escalates. Key technical levels to watch include WTI's $106 resistance and Brent's $120 resistance, which if broken, could lead to further price increases toward $150. Support levels around $80 for WTI and $100 for Brent are critical to maintain bullish momentum.
Oil price movements provide context for energy markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Nov 03, 2026 10:21 WIB: Among 79 priced Energy-sector US stocks, 6 rose and 73 fell. Notable movers include NXT (Nextpower Inc.) at USD 91.70 with a 1-day change of +15.58% and a typical hold time of 5 days, KOS (Kosmos Energy Ltd.) at USD 2.47 down 13.33% with a 2-day hold, and VG (Venture Global Inc.) at USD 12.96 down 12.37% with a 5-day hold time. Pluang order activity for NXT shows 52% sell and 48% buy.
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