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Silver Price Analysis: XAG/USD stays depressed around $21.00, looks set to retest yearly low

  • Silver prices remain pressured at one-month low after the biggest daily fall since early May.
  • Impending bear cross on MACD, clear downside break of horizontal support from late 2021 favor sellers.
  • 10-DMA, five-week-old descending trend line adds to the upside filters.

Silver (XAG/USD) fails to overcome the bearish bias, even as the sellers take a breather around monthly low following the biggest daily slump in five weeks. That said, the bright metal stays defensive at around $21.00 during Tuesday’s Asian session.

A clear downside break of the seven-month-old horizontal support, now resistance around $21.40, favors the XAG/USD bears. Also keeping sellers hopeful is the MACD line that teases a cross of the signal line from above, suggesting a downside momentum.

Hence, the silver bears are on their way to retesting the yearly low surrounding $20.45, a break of which will highlight the $20.00 threshold.

In a case where XAG/USD drops below $20.00, the late 2019 peak of $19.65 could gain the market’s attention.

Alternatively, recovery moves need to stay beyond the support-turned-resistance around $21.40 to recall intraday buyers of silver.

Following that, the 10-DMA and a downward sloping trend line from May 05, respectively near $21.85 and $22.30, should lure the XAG/USD buyers.

Silver: Daily chart

Trend: Further weakness expected

Additional important levels

Overview
Today last price21.06
Today Daily Change-0.86
Today Daily Change %-3.92%
Today daily open21.92
 
Trends
Daily SMA2021.9
Daily SMA5022.96
Daily SMA10023.64
Daily SMA20023.45
 
Levels
Previous Daily High21.99
Previous Daily Low21.28
Previous Weekly High22.52
Previous Weekly Low21.28
Previous Monthly High23.28
Previous Monthly Low20.46
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%21.72
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%21.55
Daily Pivot Point S121.47
Daily Pivot Point S221.02
Daily Pivot Point S320.75
Daily Pivot Point R122.18
Daily Pivot Point R222.44
Daily Pivot Point R322.89

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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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