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Silver Price Analysis: XAG/USD keeps pullback from 100-EMA around $22.50

  • Silver remains on the back foot inside a bearish set-up.
  • Ascending triangle, sustained trading below key EMAs favor bears.
  • Three-week-old horizontal area becomes the key hurdle to the north, monthly resistance-turned-support adds to the downside filters.

Despite bouncing off intraday low, silver (XAG/USD) prints the 0.10% intraday loss around $22.57 during Friday’s Asian session.

The bright metal refreshed weekly top the previous day before stepping back from 100-EMA. Even so, the commodity remained inside a one-week-old ascending triangle, a bearish chart pattern. It’s worth noting that descending Momentum line adds to the bearish bias for the quote.

That said, the stated triangle’s support line near $22.30 acts as an immediate target for sellers ahead of the previous resistance line from early September, around $21.70.

In a case where the XAG/USD prices drop below $21.70, the yearly low of $21.40 and the $21.00 threshold will be in focus.

Alternatively, an upside clearance of the 100-EMA, close to $22.68 by the press time, needs to cross the triangle’s upper line figure of $22.81 to probe the bears.

However, silver buyers will wait for a clear run-up past the $23.10-15 area comprising 200-EMA and tops marked since September 17.

Silver: Four-hour chart

Trend: Further weakness expected

Additional impotant levels

Overview
Today last price22.56
Today Daily Change-0.04
Today Daily Change %-0.18%
Today daily open22.6
 
Trends
Daily SMA2022.74
Daily SMA5023.54
Daily SMA10025.04
Daily SMA20025.66
 
Levels
Previous Daily High22.81
Previous Daily Low22.39
Previous Weekly High22.85
Previous Weekly Low21.42
Previous Monthly High24.87
Previous Monthly Low21.42
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%22.55
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%22.65
Daily Pivot Point S122.39
Daily Pivot Point S222.18
Daily Pivot Point S321.97
Daily Pivot Point R122.81
Daily Pivot Point R223.02
Daily Pivot Point R323.23

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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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