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Palladium Price Analysis: XPD/USD sellers look for fresh entries below $2,577

  • Palladium seesaws inside a choppy range near the key support confluence.
  • 200-DMA, three-month-old support line challenge bears, 21-DMA guards immediate upside.
  • Downbeat RSI, multiple failures to cross immediate moving average favor sellers.

Palladium (XPD/USD) remains pressured inside a choppy range surrounding $2,585 as European traders brace for Tuesday’s bell.

The bright metal dropped the most in August the previous day but couldn’t provide a daily closing below the convergence of 200-DMA and an ascending support line from early March.

Even so, a sustained trading below 21-DMA and downbeat RSI conditions, not to forget lower high formations in the last one week, keeps XPD/USD sellers hopeful.

However, a daily closing below $2,577 becomes necessary for the bears to keep the reins. Following that, late March’s low around $2,520 and June’s bottom surrounding $2,461 should return to the chart.

Meanwhile, corrective pullback needs to cross the 21-DMA level of $2,627 to direct the palladium buyers towards the monthly high near $2,685.

During the quote’s successful trading beyond $2,685, the $2,700 will be the key to further advances targeting May’s low near $2,725.

Palladium: Daily chart

Trend: Further weakness expected

Additional important levels

Overview
Today last price2585.5
Today Daily Change-0.75
Today Daily Change %-0.03%
Today daily open2586.25
 
Trends
Daily SMA202629.37
Daily SMA502675.53
Daily SMA1002754.04
Daily SMA2002576
 
Levels
Previous Daily High2637.74
Previous Daily Low2568.87
Previous Weekly High2648.22
Previous Weekly Low2588.18
Previous Monthly High2882.78
Previous Monthly Low2571.07
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%2595.18
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%2611.43
Daily Pivot Point S12557.5
Daily Pivot Point S22528.75
Daily Pivot Point S32488.63
Daily Pivot Point R12626.37
Daily Pivot Point R22666.49
Daily Pivot Point R32695.24

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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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