- Silver’s rise mirrors growing precious metals interest, fueled by global central bank moves.
- Overbought RSI hints at consolidation before aiming higher, reflecting market optimism.
- Upcoming targets: $28.00 resistance, June 2021 peak, signaling potential for more gains.
Silver’s price rose for the second straight day, climbing to $27.80, gaining more than 1% in late trading on Monday’s North American session, even though US Treasury bond yields advanced. Even though speculations that the US Federal Reserve could cut twice instead of three times were no excuse for the grey’s metal advance linked to Gold’s rally. Appetite for precious metals increased as global central banks increased their reserves in Gold.
The rally in the precious metals is set to continue, with the grey’s metal set to extend its gains past the $28.00 figure. Although the Relative Strength Index (RSI) suggests that Silver is overbought, it could consolidate at around the $27.00-$28.00 range, before achieving its next leg up.
Stir resistance lies at $28.00, followed by the June 10 , 2021 peak at around $28.28. Further upside is seen at $29.00.
