CL Crude Oil Futures Daily Chart Analysis: 2026-Jun-25 07:01 CT

Price Action

• Last: 68.90,
• Bars: Large,
• Mom: fast.

WSFG Weekly

• Short-Term
• WSFG Current: -86%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Below,
• WSFG Trend: Down.

MSFG Month Jun

• Intermediate-Term
• MSFG Current: -69%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Below,
• MSFG Trend: Down.

YSFG Year 2026

• Long-Term
• YSFG Current: 68%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Above,
• YSFG Trend: Up.

Swing Pivots

• (Short-Term) 1. Pvt. Trend: DTrend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 2. HiLo Trend: DTrend,
• 3. Pvt. Evolve: Pvt Low 68.90,
• 4. Pvt. Next: Pvt High 78.06,
• 5. Levels R: 109.33, 105.90, 104.42, 96.21,
• 6. Levels S: 68.90, 61.12, 51.66, 49.07, 48.16.

Daily Benchmarks

• (Short-Term) 5 Day: 73.85 Down Trend,
• (Short-Term) 10 Day: 78.47 Down Trend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 20 Day: 84.34 Down Trend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 55 Day: 85.48 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 100 Day: 81.45 Up Trend,
• (Long-Term) 200 Day: 65.77 Up Trend.

Additional Metrics

• ATR: 211,
• VOLMA: 345883.

Recent Trade Signals

• 22 Jun 2026: Short CL 08-26 @ 73.41 Signals.USAR.TR120

Overall Rating

• Short-Term: Bearish,
• Intermediate-Term: Bearish,
• Long-Term: Neutral.

Key Insights Summary

Crude Oil is in a pronounced daily down swing from the spring highs, with price now pressing into the lower end of the June Monthly Session Fib Grid and sitting at a fresh swing low near 68.90. Short-term structure remains firmly DTrend, and the benchmark stack is bearish across the 5, 10, 20, and 55-day averages, confirming downside momentum and a lower-high, lower-low sequence. Intermediate-term conditions also stay weak as price trades beneath the June MSFG midpoint and below the 20/55-day benchmarks. Long-term structure is mixed: the yearly fib grid remains above price and still points to an overarching up-biased yearly cycle, while the 200-day average remains below price and rising, leaving the broader backdrop less one-sided than the daily trend. The recent path shows rejection from the 96 to 105 zone and a cascading decline into the mid-60s, with the current tape reflecting trend continuation rather than consolidation.