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Palladium Price Analysis: Weekly resistance line probes XPD/USD bulls

  • XPD/USD struggles to keep the previous day’s recovery moves.
  • Bullish MACD, sustained trading beyond the key SMA keeps buyers hopeful.
  • 61.8% FE adds to the upside filters, three-week-old horizontal area offers extra support.

Palladium (XPD/USD) picks up bids from intraday low while flashing $2,965.77 as a quote ahead of Tuesday’s European session. In doing so, the bullion justifies its pullback moves from a short-term resistance line and sustained trading beyond important supports.

Given the MACD flashing bullish signals, Palladium is up for another battle with a downward sloping trend line from May 04, near $2,991.

However, the quote’s further upside will be tested by the $3,000 threshold and then by the monthly peak, also the record top, near $3,020.

In a case where Palladium rallied beyond $3,020, 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of its April-May upside, followed by Friday’s pullback, around $3,080 will gain the market’s attention.

Meanwhile, a confluence of 100-SMA and 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level near $2,910 could limit the commodity’s short-term downside.

Also challenging the Palladium sellers is a horizontal area comprising multiple highs marked since April 21, around $2,900 round-figure.

Palladium four-hour chart

Trend: Bullish

additional important levels

Overview
Today last price2960.71
Today Daily Change-0.84
Today Daily Change %-0.03%
Today daily open2961.55
 
Trends
Daily SMA202875.73
Daily SMA502671.14
Daily SMA1002516.14
Daily SMA2002407.31
 
Levels
Previous Daily High3002.48
Previous Daily Low2923.57
Previous Weekly High3018.8
Previous Weekly Low2827.1
Previous Monthly High3011.62
Previous Monthly Low2586.05
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%2972.34
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%2953.71
Daily Pivot Point S12922.59
Daily Pivot Point S22883.62
Daily Pivot Point S32843.68
Daily Pivot Point R13001.5
Daily Pivot Point R23041.44
Daily Pivot Point R33080.41

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Anil Panchal

Anil Panchal

FXStreet

Anil Panchal has nearly 15 years of experience in tracking financial markets. With a keen interest in macroeconomics, Anil aptly tracks global news/updates and stays well-informed about the global financial moves and their implications.

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