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Silver Price Analysis: XAG/USD rallies further beyond $27.00 mark, highest since late February

  • Silver gained strong positive traction on Thursday and surged past the $27.00 mark.
  • The technical set-up favours bullish traders and supports prospects for further gains.
  • Only a sustained break below the $26.00 mark will negate the near-term positive bias.

Silver caught some aggressive bids during the early North American session and surged to the highest level since February 26. The commodity was last seen trading around the $27.15-20 region, up around 2.5% for the day.

Given that the intra-week slide attracted dip-buying near the $26.00 mark, acceptance above the 50% Fibonacci level of the $30.07-$23.78 downfall might be seen as a fresh trigger for bullish traders. A subsequent strength beyond the $27.00 mark adds credence to the positive outlook and might have already set the stage for further gains.

The constructive set-up is reinforced by the fact that technical indicators on the daily chart have been gaining positive traction and are still far from being in the overbought territory. Hence, some follow-through strength towards the 61.8% Fibo. level, around the $$27.65-70 region, en-route the $28.00 mark, now looks a distinct possibility.

On the flip side, any meaningful pullback might now find decent support and bought into near the $26.60-50 congestion zone. This, in turn, should continue to help limit the downside near the $26.00 mark. The latter coincides with the 38.2% Fibo. level, which if broken decisively will negate the bullish bias and prompt some technical selling.

XAG/USD daily chart

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Technical levels to watch

XAG/USD

Overview
Today last price27.16
Today Daily Change0.69
Today Daily Change %2.61
Today daily open26.47
 
Trends
Daily SMA2025.95
Daily SMA5025.8
Daily SMA10026.09
Daily SMA20025.59
 
Levels
Previous Daily High26.62
Previous Daily Low26.11
Previous Weekly High26.48
Previous Weekly Low25.71
Previous Monthly High26.64
Previous Monthly Low24.25
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%26.3
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%26.43
Daily Pivot Point S126.18
Daily Pivot Point S225.88
Daily Pivot Point S325.66
Daily Pivot Point R126.69
Daily Pivot Point R226.92
Daily Pivot Point R327.21

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Haresh Menghani

Haresh Menghani is a detail-oriented professional with 10+ years of extensive experience in analysing the global financial markets.

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