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Crude oil futures have been under pressure this week due to Trump's tariff policies, reactions from Canada and China, OPEC+'s gradual production increases starting in April, and the possibility of the U.S. lifting sanctions on Russia early. While a balanced trend was observed during the Asian session, the performance of European and U.S. stock markets, along with U.S. employment data, may be monitored throughout the day.

As long as prices remain below the 66.50 – 67.00 resistance level, a downward outlook may prevail. In the event of a decline, the 66.00 and 65.50 levels could be targeted. To maintain upward momentum, the movement and hourly closes above 67.00 should be observed; in this case, the 67.50 and 68.00 levels could come into play. The critical range for the day is between 66.50 and 67.00.