GBP/JPY has completed an upward correction into the strong pivot zone at 215.00–215.30, where substantial supply is expected and a fresh leg lower may begin.

Bitcoin’s decline has paused near $63,750, yet the move does not appear exhausted. Key support at $62,300 sits almost $2,000 below the current price.

GBP/USD continues to respect its medium-term bearish structure of lower highs and lower lows while coiling inside a contracting triangle. With a still-wide range of over 150 pips, the path of least resistance remains lower, targeting 1.3350.

Gold continues its orderly upward move within a series of bullish flags on the H1 timeframe. Buyers must defend the 4,325–4,350 support zone today to keep the structure intact; a break risks deepening the corrective decline below 4,300.

BTC/USD trades near $63,930, pulling back over $1,400 from recent local highs near $65,400 as selling pressure tests near-term buyer defense.

Brent Crude trades near $87.38 per barrel after surging over +5% on the session and briefly breaking above $88.00 for the first time since late July.

Bitcoin is probing resistance at $65,200–65,550, with a secondary supply zone at $66,500 still possible. In either scenario the key support target sits at $62,500.

Natural gas has broken its downtrend and returned inside the megaphone, eyeing the upper boundary near 3.100. Resistance at 2.830 remains the near-term pivot, with the unfilled gap at 2.700 still relevant as a demand zone.

USD/JPY’s upward correction is approaching a strong resistance zone at 159.00–159.50, from which renewed selling is highly probable. Patience for a confirmation signal is advised given the zone’s width.

EUR/USD held its uptrend on Friday after soft U.S. jobs data weakened the dollar, yet the move lacks conviction. Bulls may still push toward 1.1600 before a more meaningful correction sets in.

Gold (XAU/USD) trades near $4,348 per ounce, carrying strong momentum after completing its best weekly performance since January 2026.

Brent Crude trades near $82.37 per barrel, holding near the upper bound of its recent range as active maritime friction across Middle Eastern chokepoints continues to anchor energy prices.

WTI remains under technical pressure after a fully formed upward correction. Bears are positioned for a fresh downward swing toward the recent low at 73.50, with NFP data and US–Iran talks as key near-term catalysts.

USD/JPY remains tightly consolidated ahead of today’s key US macroeconomic data. A clear directional impulse is expected once the figures are released, with 158.300 and 158.600 acting as the primary control levels.

EUR/USD is testing critical medium-term trendline support at 1.1515–1.1520 ahead of today’s Non-Farm Payrolls release. A break lower would end the uptrend and open the path toward 1.1400.