Commodity Outlook for Silver by KediaCommodity

SilverSilver fell leading the precious metals lower on a lack of interest in refuge assets amid stabilizing markets elsewhere. Traders were also likely cashing out of silver to make a profit, as the metal remains within striking distance of recent highs. Silver opened at 28739, before achieving a high of 28829. The commodity was later impaired, triggering latent stops, to a low 28486 after stalking gold lower. The metal mobilized a close of 28573, taking a cue from recuperating base metals. Now support for the silver is seen at 28430 and below could see a test of 28286. Resistance is now likely to be seen at 28773, a move above could see prices testing 28972.

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Commodity Outlook for Gold by KediaCommodity

GoldGold fell as stability in other markets reduced the demand for an alternative asset.

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Bloomberg UTV editor joins UIDAI

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Pankaj Vaish to take charge of Citi’s Head of Markets, for South Asia - India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka

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