On Friday, silver prices fell over 1% before the weekend, pulling back from a five-day peak of $36.83, just shy of the $37.00 mark. Currently, silver (XAG/USD) is trading at $36.16, influenced by a strengthening US Dollar and higher US Treasury yields.
The retreat in silver prices has led to the formation of a ‘bearish engulfing’ candlestick pattern, suggesting potential for further declines. However, maintaining a weekly close above $36.00 would provide robust support, with the market potentially targeting higher levels.
To renew the upward trend, silver bulls need to breach the recent high of $36.83. If successful, the next targets could be $37.00 and the annual high of $37.31. On the downside, a drop below $36.50 could lead to a retest of the $36.00 support. A more significant decline could reach down to the June 24 daily low of $35.68 and then to the recent bottom at $35.29.
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