Silver Price Analysis: XAG/USD gains marginally, hovers around $23.00 on weak USD, falling US bond yields
|- Silver (XAG) trades slightly higher amid declining US Treasury bond yields and broad US Dollar (USD) weakness.
- For a bearish continuation, a break below the 200-day EMA at $22.93 is needed, with a potential downside to the June 25 daily low of $22.68 and further to $22.11.
- Conversely, staying above $23.00 may challenge resistances at $23.35/41 (50/100-day EMAs confluence) and then $24.00. A decisive break of these resistances may lead the prices toward $24.20.
Silver price climbs below the $23.00 figure, surpassing the 20-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $23.07 on Monday, courtesy of US Bond yields falling and broad US Dollar (USD) weakness. The XAG/USD is exchanging hands at $23.12, gaining 0.32% as Wall Street’s session ends.
XAG/USD Price Analysis: Technical outlook
After sliding below the 50 and 100-day EMAs, the XAG/USD remains neutral to downward-biased, with price action hoovering around each side of the 20-day EMA and the $23.00 figure. For a bearish continuation, the XAG/USD must drop below the 200-day EMA at $22.93, opening the door for further downside, exposing as next support the June 25 daily low of $22.68.
In a decisive break, XAG/USD would slump and challenge the March 16 daily low of $22.11 before surpassing the $22.00 figure. Once cleared, the next support would be last year’s November 28 daily low of $20.87 before reaching YTD lows of $19.92.
Conversely, if XAG/USD stays afloat above $23.00, resistance levels emerge at the confluence of the 50/100-day EMAs at around $23.35/41. Once broken, the following supply area would be the $24.00 figure, followed by a June 16 daily high of $24.20.
XAG/USD Price Action – Daily chart
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