GBPCAD has been carving out a descending triangle since early July, with a series of lower highs connected by a falling trend line while a horizontal floor around 1.8726 has repeatedly held as support.
WTI crude oil is carving out a symmetrical triangle pattern, with a descending trend line connecting the lower highs since the spring high near $93 and a rising trend line connecting the higher lows off the July bottom around $68.
Natural gas is testing the lower end of its recent trading range after a sharp selloff knocked price back down from resistance near $2.814.
EURCAD has turned lower after failing to sustain its latest push above the 1.6200 major psychological mark, and the pair is now sliding back toward the long-term support zone around the 1.6000-1.6050 psychological area.
WTI crude oil has broken above the descending trend line that capped every rally attempt since early June, and the former ceiling is now being retested as support.
Natural gas broke above a long-standing descending trend line earlier this month, hinting that sellers were starting to lose their grip after weeks of lower highs.
EURGBP broke below its long-term descending trend line back in June, confirming a shift from the sideways-to-lower grind that had persisted for months.
WTI crude oil has broken above the descending trend line that connected its lower highs since late July, hinting that the selling pressure from the previous swing high near $82.50 may be fading.