Silver prices saw a 0.91% increase on Thursday amid low trading volumes as the Asia-Pacific trading session commenced, holding steady around $23.82. There was little change in the early Friday session as markets in Japan and the United States resumed activities following a break.
The daily chart for silver illustrates the gray metal's trend as neutral to slightly bullish, remaining close to the weekly high, potentially paving the way for a test of the $24.00 mark. After overcoming a previous hurdle, the next resistance lies at the highest point on June 9, reaching $24.52 before XAG/USD advances to $25.00. Achieving this milestone would solidify the upward trend, marking the highest point year-to-date at $26.12.
Conversely, a decline below the November 23rd low of $23.60 may initiate a test of the 200-day moving average (DMA) at $23.32. If sellers push the price below that level, XAG/USD could shift towards a neutral downtrend, indicating the 20-DMA at $23.13, followed by the 50-DMA at $22.75. This potential downward movement signals a cautious market sentiment and warrants careful monitoring in the coming sessions.
The daily chart for silver illustrates the gray metal's trend as neutral to slightly bullish, remaining close to the weekly high, potentially paving the way for a test of the $24.00 mark. After overcoming a previous hurdle, the next resistance lies at the highest point on June 9, reaching $24.52 before XAG/USD advances to $25.00. Achieving this milestone would solidify the upward trend, marking the highest point year-to-date at $26.12.
Conversely, a decline below the November 23rd low of $23.60 may initiate a test of the 200-day moving average (DMA) at $23.32. If sellers push the price below that level, XAG/USD could shift towards a neutral downtrend, indicating the 20-DMA at $23.13, followed by the 50-DMA at $22.75. This potential downward movement signals a cautious market sentiment and warrants careful monitoring in the coming sessions.
