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 A test of $6,000 now looks like it is around the corner.

 Additionally, the hurricane season kicks off in June and is likely to usher in upside price spikes whenever satellite imagery picks up any whiff of hurricane activity in the warm waters of the south-central Atlantic.

 Although details have yet to emerge (prompting the White House to withhold comment) energy bulls are undoubtedly fretting.

 Although many polls show that U.S. consumers are intent on altering their behavior (i.e., driving less), we still have not seen significant structural shifts in behavior.

 As long as the prospect of sanctioning 4 million barrels per day of Iranian oil is out there, the Iranian situation, in our view, will be the front and center issue that will command market attention.

 Call it a tug of war, if you will, between bearish fundamentals on the one hand and intermittent geopolitical tensions on the other.

 Commodities seem to be a rather popular alternative (to bonds, equities and the dollar) for funds searching for a trend.

 I am not sure where the bottom of this market is, but $4,650-a-tonne is very important. If that is broken, lots of selling orders will be triggered.

 I think we were probably a bit overdone on the upside and there's some profit-taking taking place today.

 I think we're moving higher. I think the downward correction could be over.

 In the meantime, we note that over the last few weeks, crude prices seem to ease just prior -- and after -- the release of the EIA numbers, but tend to snap back as geopolitical tensions somehow reassert themselves by week's end. We will see if this pattern plays out again this week.

 It remains to be seen whether this latest really will be upstaged by this week's EIA inventory reports. We think not; the markets are grappling with three simultaneous geopolitical hotspots right now, increasing the odds that at least one -- if not all three -- of these situations will override the potentially bearish consequence of an inventory increase.

 It's hard to pinpoint what the reasons behind yesterday's price surge were.

 Markets are becoming increasingly uneasy about the state of affairs, and are realizing that things in the Gulf are far messier than the initial assessments suggested.

 More likely, it was continued nervousness about gasoline supplies and possible commercial buying on the back of healthy crack spreads.


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