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      Trump’s “De-escalation Signal” Triggers a Sharp Oil Selloff — Reversal or a Short-Term Cooling?

      Eva Chen

      Summary:

      US President Trump’s de-escalation signal triggered sharp volatility in the crude market. International oil prices fell sharply, quickly unwinding the risk premium. However, given his policy style, the durability of such remarks remains in doubt, and the market may enter a highly volatile phase of “short-term cooling, long-term back-and-forth.” Fundamentals

      Sell

      WTI

      EXP
      PENDING

      94.000

      Entry Price

      79.400

      TP

      105.300

      SL

      90.975 +2.727 +3.09%

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      Point

      PENDING

      79.400

      TP

      CLOSING

      94.000

      Entry Price

      105.300

      SL

      Fundamentals

      US President Trump said that the US and Iran had engaged in “very good and productive” talks over the past two days, and that he had instructed a five-day suspension of all military strikes against Iran’s power plants and energy infrastructure, provided the current negotiations made progress. The news quickly hit the energy market, sending WTI crude oil down more than 14% intraday and below USD 85 per barrel, while European natural gas prices also fell sharply.
      On the surface, the price move appears to reflect a rapid easing of geopolitical risk. But from a deeper trading perspective, the market is not pricing in an “end to the conflict”; rather, it is reassessing the appropriate range for the risk premium.
      First, the core driver of the oil selloff was the concentrated unwinding of the risk premium. The prior rally in oil prices was largely driven by expectations of supply disruptions stemming from heightened tensions in the Middle East. When the market suddenly received a signal of a “pause in military action,” the most extreme tail risks were quickly removed, triggering a sharp price correction.
      Second, technical and positioning factors further amplified the volatility. During the rapid decline, trend-following funds such as CTAs, as well as highly leveraged positions, were forced to stop out, creating a chain reaction similar to a liquidity cascade. Such non-linear declines often do not fully reflect fundamental changes, but instead highlight the fragility of market structure.
      What is more important, however, is how the market is pricing the durability of the news. Based on Trump’s past policy and communication style, his public statements often carry a clear element of trial and strategy, namely, releasing signals to test the market and the other side’s reaction before adjusting course. As a result, the current “pause in strikes” is more likely to be seen as a negotiation window rather than a strategic turning point.
      This characteristic means the market is unlikely to fully eliminate the risk premium. Instead, it is likely to apply a discounted pricing approach: rapidly lowering near-term risk expectations while still retaining a medium- to long-term uncertainty premium. This is also why oil prices, after a sharp drop, often fail to form a one-way trend and instead enter a phase of high volatility and repeated trading.
      Trump’s “De-escalation Signal” Triggers a Sharp Oil Selloff — Reversal or a Short-Term Cooling?_1

      Technical Analysis

      From a trading perspective, the current move is essentially event-driven volatility. In the short term, oil prices have become technically oversold as the risk premium has been unwound, leaving room for a technical rebound. However, the medium-term trend will still depend on three key variables: first, whether US-Iran talks make substantive progress; second, whether military action truly stops; and third, whether Iran issues a corresponding de-escalation signal.
      Overall, this round of oil price weakness is closer to a temporary pullback in the geopolitical risk premium rather than a trend reversal. Under a policy narrative led by Trump, the market will continue to face repeated expectation swings, and price action will remain highly news-driven.
      In other words, what the market is trading now is not certainty, but the repricing of uncertainty. The strategy is to focus on selling on rallies after a bearish crossover forms on the 4-hour chart.

      Trade Recommendations

      Trade Direction: Sell
      Entry Price: 94.00
      Target Price: 79.40
      Stop Loss: 105.30
      Valid Until: 2026-04-22 23:55:00
      Support: 92.23 / 88.96 / 83.91
      Resistance: 96.26 / 98.82 / 101.60
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