Gold’s trading range continues to contract, with limited space remaining and a bearish bias pointing toward a downside break. Key support at $4,000 remains the critical level to watch, with the primary move expected after the weekend.

GBP/USD is testing the critical 1.3450–1.3460 supply zone that previously generated an Over&Under reversal. A confirmed rejection would open the path toward 1.3300, while a break higher targets the next confluence area near 1.3550–1.3560.

EUR/USD is forming a bullish flag within its medium-term uptrend, with a potential 100-pip advance targeting 1.1600 if confirmed. Buy signals near 1.1490–1.1500 remain valid but may be postponed into the following week.

Brent crude remains highly volatile amid conflicting reports from the Iran–US confrontation, repeatedly opening and filling price gaps. Attention is focused on the $83.00 and $90.50 levels as the boundaries of the current trading range.

BTC/USD trades at $64,333 as the market continues to construct a local price floor following weeks of range-bound price action.

USD/JPY is trading near 160.389 following a violent 500+ pip plunge that handed the Japanese yen its sharpest single-day rally (+3.3%) in over two years.

Bitcoin is reacting nervously to yesterday’s Fed decision to keep rates unchanged. Price action remains volatile and two-way, yet the underlying structure stays bearish, with clear downside risks if resistance at $65,700 holds.

USD/JPY remains tightly consolidated after the Fed’s rate decision while the prevailing bullish trend stays intact. A tested trendline and a completed bull flag suggest an upward impulse toward fresh highs may unfold at any moment.

The euro strengthened significantly against the dollar following the Fed’s decision to keep rates unchanged. A local downtrend line has been firmly broken, clearing multiple resistance levels and opening the way for further upside after a technical pullback.

Gold briefly tested the psychological $4,000 level before buyers stepped in. With a narrowing trading range and limited technical support, further consolidation may precede a downward impulse.

Bitcoin remains under pressure after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged.

Global energy markets remain hyper-focused on the Middle East as the volatile standoff between Washington and Tehran intensifies.

GBP/JPY failed to hold the 217.70–217.90 support on H4 and has extended the correction toward 217.00, with 216.500 now in focus.

Natural Gas has exited its multi-session megaphone pattern on H4 with strong downside momentum. A retest of 2.720 is expected before further declines toward 2.600, while a recovery above this zone would challenge the bearish setup.

USD/JPY preserves its bullish structure on H4 while forming a flag pattern. A pullback to 163.300 is favored before continuation higher, though the FOMC decision could trigger heightened volatility and potential trend disruption.