The news flow is constructive: a new contract and export-oriented statements are supportive over the medium term, but price action does not confirm that optimism. The key signal is the sharp pullback from the 11 May peak into 12-13 May, and it occurred on elevated turnover, which has a distribution-like feel. Intraday structure is also weak: on 13 May, price drifts lower from the open and rebound attempts remain capped around 17.65-17.70. In the order book, there is clear bid concentration around 18.40-18.49, while a visible sell wall sits at 18.50-18.51, pointing to compression rather than clean accumulation. Latest session volume is lower than the prior strong days, yet the lack of recovery still confirms fading momentum. The weekly and monthly frames still preserve a broad uptrend range, but the short-term trend has shifted into a post-peak correction phase. The dominant signal is therefore a bearish microstructure against a fundamentally positive news backdrop. A deeper move below 18.40 would accelerate weakness, while sustained trade above 18.50 would only matter if the supply wall starts to clear.