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Commodities Brief – Precious metals fortified by supports, crude makes recovery past 95.00

FXstreet.com (New York) - Commodity prices have been clinging to narrow consolidations respectively, bolstered by supports – crude continues to be the lone exception as prices rebounded sharply.

Gold could breakout higher

Gold continues to build up for a correctional bounce, which may extend and ultimately augment prices. A break above 1290.00 could be the catalyst for an upside move to 1308.00 resistance level. As such, until the price behaves in a manner that is likely to indicate a potential direction, neutrality reigns, looking for re-entry signals over the lower time frames. At the time of writing, gold prices has settled negatively at USD $1274.52 per oz. Tuesday.

Silver trading above support

Silver prices were confined within a tight range, trading above the 19.50 support level and below 20.15 broken support, which turns into resistance now. Overall, the bearish scenario continues to be valid, as only a sustained break above 20.15 may signal further upside. At the current levels, the price of silver has now moved to USD $19.61 per oz. during US trading.

WTI approaches resistance

WTI crude oil extended the upside rebound and recovery Tuesday, currently hesitating around 95.80-95.75 resistance level. The intraday bias remains to the upside, and thus the intraday bullish expectation remains intact. In these moments, WTI crude oil is negotiating a price of USD $95.32/bbl Tuesday.

Flash: Less liquidity and a choppy USD/CAD – BMO

Stephen Gallo at BMO said some calm has returned to the markets after yesterday, but until things really change elsewhere it is hard to see USD/CAD coming off too hard.
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NZD/USD rebounds off of intraday lows

The NZD/USD technical pair bounced off its intraday lows (0.7697) during US trading, retracing its recent losses Tuesday.
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