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Current Market Price 92.89

Target 90.73

Stop Loss 95.05Recommendation Sell at Current Market Price

Crude Oil Analysis

28th April, 2013

(For the Week April 29– May 03)

Crude Oil Analysis

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West Texas Intermediate crude might fall this week as the U.S. economy grew less than expected in thefirst quarter.Gross domestic product rose at a 2.5 percent annual rate. Economists had expected a gain of 3 percent.The GDP number is quite a bit lower than expected. Economic growth is just not very exciting and it’s notconducive to oil demand.Prices had jumped 8 percent in the six days through yesterday, capping the longest rally since July.Technically also Crude oil is in an overbought situation and we recommend a sell on Crude for the week.