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Silver Price Analysis: XAG/USD bulls run out of steam, sellers need validation from $24.30

  • Silver price stays depressed after downbeat week-start, grinds near highest levels in a year.
  • Overbought RSI conditions, receding bullish bias of MACD signals lure bears.
  • Failure to cross ascending resistance line from late 2022 adds strength to bearish bias.
  • Multiple support lines from March restrict immediate downside ahead of highlighting 100-DMA support.

Silver price (XAG/USD) makes rounds to $24.80-85 during the early hours of Tuesday’s Asian session, following a downbeat start of the week. Even so, the bright metal seesaws around the highest levels since late April 2022 marked in the last week.

That said, the commodity buyers appear running out of steam of late as the RSI (14) turns over overbought and the MACD signals also retreat within the bullish area.

Adding strength to the downside bias is the XAG/USD’s failure to cross an upward-sloping resistance line from late December 2022, close to $25.15 by the press time.

However, two ascending support lines from the previous month, respectively near $24.65 and $24.30, restrict the short-term downside of the Silver price.

Following that, the precious metal’s slump towards the $21.80-75 support zone comprising January’s low and the 100-DMA can’t be ruled out.

Meanwhile, an upside clearance of the aforementioned resistance line, close to $25.15, opens the door for the XAG/USD rally towards the April 2022 peak of $26.22.

In a case where the Silver buyers keep the reins past $26.22, the previous yearly high of around $26.95 and the $27.00 round figure will gain the market’s attention.

Silver price: Daily chart

Trend: Further downside expected

Additional important levels

Overview
Today last price24.85
Today Daily Change-0.12
Today Daily Change %-0.48%
Today daily open24.97
 
Trends
Daily SMA2023.05
Daily SMA5022.29
Daily SMA10022.72
Daily SMA20021.11
 
Levels
Previous Daily High25
Previous Daily Low24.56
Previous Weekly High25.14
Previous Weekly Low23.57
Previous Monthly High24.16
Previous Monthly Low19.9
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%24.84
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%24.73
Daily Pivot Point S124.69
Daily Pivot Point S224.41
Daily Pivot Point S324.25
Daily Pivot Point R125.13
Daily Pivot Point R225.29
Daily Pivot Point R325.57

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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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