Ichimoku analysis (1-Hour chart)
Tenken-Sen- $27.58
Kijun-Sen- $27.65
Silver continues to trade weak for the past one week after forming a minor top around $28.75. The minor pullback in the US dollar index ahead of PCE is putting pressure on the commodity at higher levels. The budget proposal of $6 trillion by Biden is boosting US dollar and bond yields. US core PCE surged to 3.1% y/y vs forecast of 2.9%. The monthly core Personal consumption came at 0.7% slightly above the estimate of 0.6%. The US dollar index breaks near-term resistance at 90.30, a jump till 91 is possible. The US 10- year yield jumped nearly 1% after data. XAGUS hits an intraday low of $27.40 and is currently trading around $27.65.
Technically, silver's significant support is around $27.40, violation below will drag the pair down to $27/$26.57/$26. Significant bearishness can be seen only if it breaks below $24.90.The near-term resistance is at $28, any surge past targets of $28.75 (the previous week high)/$29.20/$29.70/$30.10 is possible.
Indicator (1-hour chart)
CAM indicator –Bearish
Directional movement index – Bearish
It is good to buy on dips around $27.50 with SL around $27 for TP of $30.


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