Metals are mixed in today's trading, precious pack is down while industrial is up. Performance this week at a glance in chart & table -
Gold -
- Gold gave up some gains amid stronger dollar. Gold tested $1224 resistance yesterday, however failed to break above such. It now might test the support around $1200 and $1190.
- Gold is currently trading at $1213, down 0.15% today. Immediate support lies at $1193, $1178, $1160 and resistance at $1224 and $1236-1240 area.
Silver -
- Silver performed worse than gold today sellers continue to push price downwards.
- Mint ratio is up 0.56% today, currently at 71.94. Mint ratio and precious metal prices are inversely related more often than not.
- Silver is currently trading at $17.1/troy ounce, up 2.75% today. However bigger trend remains downwards. Support lies at 15.42,14 & resistance at 17.5-17.7.
Copper -
- Copper gained grounds today after yesterday's massive sell offs. Price bounced back from $2.71 intraday. Price is up close to 2 % today.
- Current move suggest bears are in full control around $2.8-2.92 area. Downside target is coming around $2.52, with a stop of $2.84, upside can still be played with target around $3.1 with stop of $ 2.45.
- Bearish inverted hammer is in play in weekly chart.
- Copper is currently trading at $2.77/pound. Immediate support lies at 2.59 & resistance at 2.85, 2.93, and 3.07.
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Gold |
1.08% |
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Silver |
1.12% |
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Copper |
1.43% |


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