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After showing speculative signs of being able to challenge higher terrain one week before, WTI Crude Oil has returned to its known price lower price realm rather comfortably.

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Crude oil prices face headwinds heading into November 2025, with robust global supply from the U.S., OPEC, and Russia keeping prices subdued.

Crude oil continues to struggle beneath the $62 resistance level, as traders weigh high global supply, sanctions noise, and a soft economic outlook.

Natural gas prices are consolidating after a sharp gap higher, driven by the seasonal rollover into the December contract.

Crude oil is consolidating below $62, with supply-heavy fundamentals and macroeconomic risks capping upside, while a drop toward $58.50 remains a plausible scenario.

Natural gas jumps on the December contract rollover, entering a bullish seasonal window, with pullbacks toward $3.60 seen as buying opportunities.

Natural gas prices dipped toward key support near the 200-day EMA as the market transitions to the December contract, with colder weather and seasonal demand likely to fuel further upside.