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​​​Brent crude oil, gold and silver prices grind higher

​​Outlook on Brent crude oil, gold and silver ahead of this week’s inflation, growth and employment data.

Source: Bloomberg

​​​Brent crude oil price recovers ​

​Brent crude oil’s recovery off Thursday’s $81.68 low is once more trying to reach the August resistance line at $84.46 ahead of last week’s high at $84.70. ​If overcome, last Monday’s high at $85.54 could be reached next.

​Short-term upside momentum should remain in play while the $82.81 to $82.31 early and mid-August lows underpin. If not, last week’s low at $81.68 would likely give way with the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) at $80.82 being eyed in this instance.

Source: ProRealTime

​Gold price continues to grind higher

​The gold price’s rally off its $1,885 per troy ounce one-month low is ongoing with it grinding higher towards the 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at $1,932. Above it resistance can be found between the mid-July low and 4 August high at $1,946 to $1,947. ​Support is likely to be offered by the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) at $1,913. ​

Further minor support sits at last Friday’s high at $1,904 low, at the $1,893 late June low and more important support at last week’s $1,885 trough. ​Currently unexpected failure at $1,885 would lead to the mid-March price gap between $1,872 to $1,870 being targeted.

Source: ProRealTime

​Silver rally stuck below last week’s $24.38 high for now

​Silver’s rally off its seven-week low at $22.23, made marginally above its $22.12 June low, has been followed by an over 8% rally to last week’s $24.38 high before it stalled. ​If overcome, the June peak at $24.52 would be targeted next, ahead of the July peak at $25.26. ​Minor support is seen a long way off along the 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at $23.58.

Source: ProRealTime

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