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Natural Gas Trapped in 2.60–3.00 Range as Oversupply Pressures Prices
1 month ago•Source: FXEmpire
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Silver at CPI Crossroads: Inflation Data Could Make or Break the Rally
Silver surged to its strongest weekly gain of the year as yields fell, the dollar weakened, and oil cooled, but Tuesday’s CPI report will determine whether the rally continues or reverses. A softer inflation print and lower yields could carry XAG toward the $83.06–$83.61 area, while a hotter-than-expected CPI could lift yields and the dollar, signaling a pullback toward $78.72 and potentially toward the $72–$70 zone if selling accelerates. The piece emphasizes the rally is driven by rate dynamics and industrial demand, with price volatility likely as inflation data and Fed expectations remain in play.
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Silver breaks above $100 and targets $120, with Fibonacci-based targets supporting a medium-term upside move. The rally is aided by a weaker USD amid a Fed-rate decision week and political headlines, though a USD rebound could cap gains. Technical charts point to a parabolic rise, suggesting the upside could unfold quickly, potentially within days.
Oil Dips as Iran Tensions Ease; Natural Gas Rises After EIA Draw
Natural gas rebounds after the EIA report showing a -71 Bcf draw, with prices testing the $3.10 area and eyeing resistance around $3.25–$3.30; WTI crude slips below $60 as Iran supply-disruption fears ease following Trump’s comments, with a path toward $55.50–$56.00 if it continues lower; Brent crude also eases toward $64 as Iran risk fades, with a downside target near $62.54 if losses extend.