Silver showed a minor pullback as industrial demand increases. It hits a low of $30.18 and is currently trading around $31.22.
The recent increase in U.S. Treasury yields, with the 10-year yield rising to 4.505%, greatly impacts financial markets. This climb in yields is part of a larger trend that began at the start of November. It reflects what investors expect from Federal Reserve policies and the overall economy. Higher yields can affect various asset classes, including gold and stocks. As yields rise, it typically signals shifting market dynamics and investor sentiment.
The gold-silver ratio is currently at 83.71, showing that silver has outperformed silver recently. A ratio above 80 suggests silver might become a more attractive investment compared to gold.
Technical Analysis: Key Levels to Watch For trading, the major level to monitor is 30. Silver is below key moving averages, with near-term support at $30. If it falls below this, it could target $29.60/$28. On the upside, immediate resistance is at $31.25; breaking this could lead to targets of $31.75/$32.20, $32.75, $33, $33.60, $34, $34.50, and even $34.73.
Trading Strategy: Opportunities in Current Market It may be a good strategy to buy on dips around $30.40-45, with a stop-loss at $29.80 and a target price of $32.


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