Brent crude oil extended its intraday losses, reinforcing the dominance of the short-term bearish trend. The price continues to move along a downward-sloping trendline, while remaining below the EMA50, which adds further dynamic resistance and limits any recovery attempts in the near term.

The bearish outlook is also supported by negative signals from relative strength indicators after they moved out of oversold territory, suggesting renewed downside momentum and the potential for additional declines.

USDCHF declined during recent intraday trading, breaking a short-term ascending trendline. This move increased bearish pressure on the pair, pushing it below the EMA50, which now acts as a dynamic resistance and reinforces downside risks in the near term.

The outlook is further supported by emerging negative signals from relative strength indicators after they eased from oversold conditions, suggesting room for renewed selling pressure and the potential for deeper losses ahead.

NZDUSD continues to hold onto the gains recorded at the start of today’s trading, successfully breaking above the EMA50 and easing previous bearish pressure. This development supports a short-term corrective uptrend and opens the door for further upside potential in the near term.

The bullish outlook is also reinforced by improving signals from relative strength indicators, which have started to recover after easing earlier overbought conditions. This suggests renewed buying momentum and supports the possibility of additional gains.

AUDUSD settles with strong gains recorded at the start of the week, with the pair currently challenging the key resistance level at 0.7075, after a successful break above the EMA50, a positive technical signal that suggests the corrective recovery may continue in the near term, supported by positive signals from relative strength indicators, despite their presence in overbought territory. This reflects continued buying interest and the potential for additional upside if resistance levels are