The silver market showed little movement in early trading, holding near the $60 level. Prices have seen choppy behavior but leaned slightly bullish. The market largely grinds back and forth.
This $60 mark is a significant psychological level. It previously held importance but has been broken several times recently. A “death cross” formed 6-7 sessions ago, when the 50-day Exponential Moving Average fell below the 200-day EMA.
U.S. interest rates drifted lower on Friday, which can typically support silver prices. Silver is sensitive to interest rate changes. Despite this, the market remains negative overall, with prices drifting lower for some time. Sellers tend to emerge when silver appears overbought.
Traders find it difficult to take long positions given the current conditions. There is little clear momentum in either direction. The market is “treading water” as it awaits further clarity, especially heading into the weekend.
