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Palladium Price News: XPD/USD rebound battles 21-DMA below $2,900

  • Palladium snaps two-day downtrend, keeps bounce off weekly low.
  • Previous support from early March adds to the upside filters.
  • March’s top, 50-day SMA has become the key supports.

Palladium (XPD/USD) trims intraday gains to $2,882, up 0.80% on a day, ahead of Thursday’s European session. The bright metal dropped to the one-week low the previous day before recovering from $2,851.

However, the corrective pullback not only fails to cross 21-day SMA but also stays below the previous support line from March 09, which in turn keeps sellers hopeful.

While $2,850 acts as a fresh trigger for selling, $2,830 and the $2,800 threshold can entertain short-term XPD/USD sellers afterward.

During the bullion’s weakness past $2,800, March month’s top of $2,756 and 50-day SMA near $2,703 will be important to watch.

Alternatively, a daily closing beyond 21-day SMA near $2,896 will have to cross the $2,900 round figure to direct palladium buyers toward the support-turned-resistance near $2,945.

Also acting as the key upside hurdle is the $3,000 psychological magnet and the monthly top, also the record peak surrounding $3,020.

Palladium daily chart

Trend: Bearish

Additional important levels

Overview
Today last price2886
Today Daily Change26.87
Today Daily Change %0.94%
Today daily open2859.13
 
Trends
Daily SMA202896.93
Daily SMA502692.59
Daily SMA1002527.31
Daily SMA2002415.35
 
Levels
Previous Daily High2960.91
Previous Daily Low2851.58
Previous Weekly High3018.8
Previous Weekly Low2827.1
Previous Monthly High3011.62
Previous Monthly Low2586.05
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%2893.34
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%2919.15
Daily Pivot Point S12820.17
Daily Pivot Point S22781.21
Daily Pivot Point S32710.84
Daily Pivot Point R12929.5
Daily Pivot Point R22999.87
Daily Pivot Point R33038.83

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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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