
Silver Weekly Price Prediction – Silver Markets Implode
The silver market has fallen this week, particularly on Friday. Now that we are much below the $20 threshold, it appears that silver has further to fall.
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The silver market has fallen this week, particularly on Friday. Now that we are much below the $20 threshold, it appears that silver has further to fall.
The gold price is hanging at $1,800.00, and a decline is imminent as the DXY recovers. Fed Powell cannot provide an assurance that the inflation rate would fall to 2 percent. On the ISM PMI front, investors anticipate a lackluster showing.
WTI recovers from its largest daily loss in a week near key support. Bearish MACD signs, a declining RSI, and the inability to breach the 21-day EMA all favor selling. The convergence of the two-month-old support line and the 100-day exponential moving average inhibits additional declines.
As of Thursday’s trading session, the silver market has broken below the $20.50 barrier, resulting in a major decline.
The gold market fluctuated during trade on Thursday, as the important $1800 barrier continues to be threatened. The $1800 level is a support region that is reinforced by a substantial rising line.
The decline in Treasury rates is an indicator that some speculators are banking on a recession. However, we do not observe the similar betting activity on the gold market.
The price of gold rose but continues to consolidate. Treasury yields decreased. Fed Chair Powell gave his semiannual speech on Capitol Hill.
Throughout Wednesday’s trading session, gold markets were all over the place as we continue to seek market balance.
Monday’s gold markets originally attempted to advance, but the Juneteenth holiday in the United States had a negative impact on liquidity.
The natural gas market gapped slightly lower during Monday’s trading session, as it appears we are about to test the important $6.50 level.