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Ethereum price (ETHUSD) breaks our target - Analysis- 08-04-2026

Economies.com
2026-04-08 02:20 UTC

Ethereum (ETHUSD) strongly extended its gains during recent intraday trading,gaining positive momentum after holding above EMA50. The price then surged past the important resistance level at $2,195, which represented our previous target in earlier analysis, supported by the dominance of the short-term bullish and positive signals from the relative strength indicators after reaching deeply oversold levels.

 

 

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Brent crude oil price suffers heavy losses - Analysis- 08-04-2026

Economies.com
2026-04-08 02:18 UTC

Brent crude oil has been in free fall during recent intraday trading, breaking a main short-term bullish trendline. This decline coincides with a break below EMA50, which amplifies negative pressure and signals a strong reversal of the recent uptrend, especially as negative signals continue to appear from the relative strength indicators, despite it having reached deeply oversold levels.

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The USDCHF prepares to break key support - Analysis-08-04-2026

Economies.com
2026-04-08 02:14 UTC

The (USDCHF) declined sharply during recent intraday trading, accompanied by negative signals from the relative strength indicators. The pair broke below EMA50, exposing it to further negative pressure, which subsequently led to a break of a major short-term upward trendline, a strong signal of a potential shift in the main uptrend in the near term, especially if the key nearby support is broken.

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NZDUSD price jumps higher driven by a positive pattern - Analysis-08-04-2026

Economies.com
2026-04-08 02:12 UTC

The (NZDUSD) rose strongly during recent intraday trading, driven by a positive technical pattern formed at the end of the main short-term downtrend, specifically a falling wedge pattern. The pair managed to break above EMA50, freeing it from negative pressure and signaling the start of a corrective upward wave in the near term.

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