Silver Holds at Highest Level Since 2011
Silver prices held around $41.2 per ounce on Tuesday, near their highest level since 2011. This increase was supported by expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, which boosted demand for the precious metal. Investors are now awaiting the revised annual US employment data. If realized, this could signal the Fed to delay its full employment target and strengthen the case for an interest rate cut.
Market focus is also on the release of two key inflation data this week: the August Producer Price Index (PPI) on Wednesday and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Thursday.
Silver prices were at $41,221/oz at the time of writing.
- Buy if the price moves to $41,361
- Sell if the price moves to $41,081
Resistance 2: $41,686
Resistance 1: $41,511
Support 1: $40,931
Support 2: $40,756
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Source: Newsmaker.id