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Palladium Price Analysis: XPD/USD advances towards $2,050 inside nearby triangle

  • Palladium prices stay on the front foot towards weekly high.
  • Clear break of three-week-old descending trend line, 100-SMA favor buyers.
  • Fortnight-old symmetrical triangle limits short-term moves amid firmer RSI.

Palladium (XPD/USD) takes the bids to refresh intraday high around $2,020 heading into Friday’s European session.

In doing so, the precious metal justifies the previous day’s upside break of a downward sloping trend line from May 05, as well as the 100-SMA. However, a two-week-long symmetrical triangle restricts the immediate moves of the quote.

That said, firmer RSI conditions join the aforementioned breakout to direct the current upside towards the stated triangle’s resistance line, near $2,050 by the press time.

Should the quote manage to cross the $2,045 hurdle, the $2,100 hurdle may act as an intermediate halt during the rise towards the 200-SMA level near $2,150.

Meanwhile, pullback moves may initially rest around the 100-SMA level near the $2,000 threshold before challenging the $1,980 key support comprising the aforementioned triangle’s support line and the previous resistance line.

Overall, XPD/USD is up for further advances but needs validation from the $2,045 hurdle.

Palladium: Four-hour chart

Trend: Further upside expected

Additional important levels

Overview
Today last price2020.15
Today Daily Change21.42
Today Daily Change %1.07%
Today daily open1998.73
 
Trends
Daily SMA202005.27
Daily SMA502183.23
Daily SMA1002328
Daily SMA2002145.08
 
Levels
Previous Daily High2000.68
Previous Daily Low1980.58
Previous Weekly High2101.32
Previous Weekly Low1909.7
Previous Monthly High2525.8
Previous Monthly Low2081.4
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%1993
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%1988.26
Daily Pivot Point S11985.98
Daily Pivot Point S21973.23
Daily Pivot Point S31965.88
Daily Pivot Point R12006.08
Daily Pivot Point R22013.43
Daily Pivot Point R32026.18

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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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