Copper price surrendered to the bearish corrective scenario due to its stability below $6.3800 level, forming extra barrier to put new pressure on initial support at $6.1000.

The continuation of providing negative momentum might help it to break the current support, to expect targeting extra corrective stations that might begin at $5.9500 and $5.8000, while the rally above the barrier will open the way for recording several gains by its rally towards $6.5400 reaching $6.7300.

The expected trading range for today is between $5.9500 and $6.2300

Trend forecast: Bearish

Ethereum price (ETHUSD) is experiencing volatile movement around recent intraday levels, with a dominant short-term bearish trend. The price continues to move along a downward trendline, while remaining below its EMA50, which maintains ongoing negative pressure and limits any meaningful recovery in the near term.

On the other hand, relative strength indicators are showing an emerging positive crossover after easing overbought conditions, which may temporarily slow downside momentum.

Brent crude oil kept fluctuating at recent intraday levels, while preparing to challenge the strong resistance at $109.00. The price remains supported by trading above its EMA50, which reinforces the stability of the short-term bullish trend, along with movement along an upward trendline that supports this positive structure.

In addition, relative strength indicators are showing positive signals after previously easing overbought conditions, giving the price more room to target higher resistance levels in the near term.

USDCHF rose during recent intraday trading, breaking above the resistance level at 0.7885, which represented a price target in our earlier analysis. The pair is now moving within a short-term corrective bullish trend, supported by a rising trendline, while remaining above its EMA50, which continues to provide positive dynamic support.

However, relative strength indicators are beginning to show negative signals after reaching overbought levels, which may limit the speed of further gains in the near term.