Brent crude is recovering toward $92.52 per barrel after U.S. retaliatory strikes against Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz injected a fresh risk premium, keeping the market wedged between support at $91.45 and resistance at $93.80.

The greenback's dominance is amplified ahead of today's U.S. CPI release, where headline inflation is projected to climb to a three-year high of 4.2% YoY, with Core CPI expected at 2.9%.

The anticipated downward trend reversal we highlighted last week has materialised. The pair is now undergoing a standard technical pullback.

The asset is currently testing the demand area at $89.50–$99.00. We assess the probability of a sharp upward rebound from this zone as very high.

The pair continues to consolidate and build tension ahead of a likely downward reversal, for which a signal was formed earlier.

The pair is currently undergoing a moderate upward correction in both pace and magnitude.

Bulls have so far failed to break through the key resistance at $64,000.

Gold is hovering precariously near $4,343 per ounce, attempting a fragile intraday stabilization after locking in a severe multi-day drop.

Brent crude is currently trading lower at $94.63 per barrel, wiping out yesterday's early session momentum.

The pair has moved into an upward correction with sufficient room ahead up to 1.3415.

The market is trading in the middle of the range between two gaps around $92.00 and $98.00.

The sharp decline may draw sellers’ attention, but with high probability the market will punish late entries.

A potential shift of initiative to the sellers.

Bulls successfully defended the psychological $60,000 zone, establishing the foundation for an upward technical correction

Gold is hovering precariously near $4,329 per ounce, locking in a severe 4.60% weekly drop that has firmly shifted near-term control to macroeconomic short-sellers.