USDJPY surged higher in its last intraday trading, supported by the emergence of the positive signals from the relative strength indicators, attempting to recover some of its previous losses, reaching the resistance of EMA50, accompanied by the relative strength indicators’ reaching exaggerated overbought levels compared to the price move, as a strong signals for losing this positive momentum, affected by breaking a main bullish trend line on the short-term basis. 

GBPUSD declined in its recent intraday trading, attempting to gain bullish momentum that might help it to gain bullish momentum that might help it to recover and rise again, amid the dominance of bullish corrective wave on the short-term basis, with its trading alongside supportive trend line, benefiting from the continuation of its trading above EMA50, which reinforces the chances of a recovery in the near upcoming period.

Bitcoin (BTCUSD) continued to rise in recent intraday trading, breaking above the $63,000 resistance level, our previous target. This breakout strengthens the outlook for further gains in the coming period.

The short-term corrective bullish trend remains dominant, as the price continues to trade above the EMA50, which provides dynamic support and reinforces buying momentum. Meanwhile, relative strength indicators continue to show positive signals after forming a bullish divergence, supporting the potential for additional gains and a move toward higher resistance levels in the near term.

Crude Oil declined during recent intraday trading after losing part of the positive momentum that had supported its previous rebound, allowing short-term selling pressure to regain control.

This performance came after the relative strength indicators offloaded their oversold conditions and moved into deeply overbought territory relative to price action, signaling that bullish momentum is fading. At the same time, oil continues to trade below EMA50, which acts as dynamic resistance and reinforces the stability and dominance of the short-term bearish trend, keeping the risk of resuming the decline intact in the near upcoming period.