- Silver fails to respect the bounce off $26.51, drops for the second day.
- Bearish MACD favors the sellers amid risk-on sentiment.
- An eight-day-old resistance line guards immediate upside.
Silver prices remain on the back foot around $26.88, down 0.56% on a day, as markets in Tokyo open for Friday’s trading. The white metal’s failures to keep the one-week high, followed by notable downside, joins bearish MACD to suggest further downside.
As a result, an upward sloping trend line from August 12, near $26.60, gains the intraday sellers’ attention, a break of which will again shift market focus to 21-day EMA level, currently around $26.10.
In a case where the bullion keeps declining past-$26.10, the $26.00 threshold will hold the key to the monthly low near $23.45/40.
Alternatively, buyers will keep hesitating unless the quote stays below a descending trend line from August 18, at $27.83 now.
If at all the bullion crosses the short-term resistance line, the August 18 top near $28.50 and the monthly peak surrounding $29.85 will be important to watch.
Silver daily chart
Trend: Further weakness expected
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