Gold prices rose during their last intraday trading, supported by emerging positive signals from the relative strength indicators after a bullish divergence formed. This helped the price recover part of its previous losses and ease its oversold condition.

However, the price is still moving within a short-term bearish corrective wave and trading below a key descending trendline, in addition to remaining below EMA50, reinforcing the negative outlook and limiting the chances of sustained upside in the near term.

The EURUSD pair recorded a slight uptick in its recent intraday trading, amid the dominance of a bearish corrective wave and its movement within a price channel. Negative pressure persists as the pair trades below EMA50, limiting the chances of a full recovery in the near term.

Despite that, some positive signs are emerging, with a bullish divergence beginning to form on the relative strength indicators, along with a bullish crossover. This comes as the price stabilizes at key support levels, including the 50-day and 50-week moving averages, which could pave the way for strong and sudden rebounds in the upcoming period if the pair manages to reclaim its nearby resistance levels.

Bitcoin (BTCUSD) slipped lower in its last intraday trading, approaching from our morning expected target at $75,500, affected by the stability of the resistance at $77,500 with a negative pressure due to its trading below EMA50, besides the beginning of forming negative divergence on the relative strength indicators, after reaching exaggerated overbought levels, with the emergence of the negative signals from them.

Crude oil prices kept rising in its recent intraday trading, to breach $102.00 resistance, this resistance was an expected target in our previous analysis, amid the dominance of minor bullish wave on short-term basis, with the continuation of the positive pressure that comes from its trading above EMA50, with the emergence of the positive signals from the relative strength indicators, despite reaching overbought levels.