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Despite recent retreat to $25.00, XAG/USD investors are in the driver's position, according to Silver Price Analysis

Daniel Rogers

Apr 06, 2023 11:45

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Following a volatile Wednesday that initially reaffirmed a one-year high before registering a daily loss, the silver price (XAG / USD) oscillates around $25.00 in the early hours of Thursday.

 

In doing so, the precious metal justifies the overbought RSI (14) while falling below a resistance line with an upward slope from April 2022.

 

Wednesday evening's quotation, however, signaled a corrective rise. The inability of the XAG/USD to overcome a three-month-old key support and previous resistance around $24.55-65 may be related. Moreover, the optimistic MACD signals support the rebound.

 

Therefore, unless it falls below $24.55, the price of silver is likely to remain stable.

 

Even if the price breaches the stated resistance-turned-support, a rising support line from mid-March near $24.05 can act as an additional filter to the south.

 

In the meantime, it may be difficult for recovery movements to surpass the multi-day-old resistance line near $25.30 as of press time.

 

In the event that the Silver price disregards the overbought RSI and breaches the aforementioned resistance level of around $25.30, the April 2022 high of around $26.25 may function as a stop during the probable run-up to the previous annual peak of $26.95.

 

Overall, the Silver price remains bullish despite the most recent decline. However, the metal's northward journey is likely to continue to be lengthy and turbulent.