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Brent crude oil price likely to rise further while silver price volatility drops and cotton price bounces off 3 ½ year low

The Brent crude oil price has broken through technical resistance as the silver price remains within its downtrend channel while the price of cotton bounces off its 3 ½-year low.

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​​​Brent crude oil price trades in near two-month highs

​The Brent crude oil front month futures price once again trades above the 83.93-to-84.72 resistance zone with the mid-March high at 87.11 remaining in focus, ahead of the 90.00 region.

​The 84.72-to-84.32 mid-to-late May highs now offer support ahead of the 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at 84.05 and the 83.93 January high.

Source: ProRealTime

​Silver price trades in low volatility

​The spot silver price remains within its May-to-June downtrend channel, having come off last week’s $30.85 per troy ounce high and gotten close to the February-to-June uptrend line and 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at $29.22-to-$29.11 which should act as support.

​Were $29.11 to give way, the mid-June low at $28.66 would be back in the picture.

​Minor resistance now sits at the 12 June high at $30.25.

Source: ProRealTime

​NY cotton futures prices recover from 3 ½ year low

​Last week front month NY cotton futures prices slid to a 3 ½ year low at 69.81 following three consecutive weeks of falling prices but have managed to stabilize and recover slightly since.

​The February-to-June downtrend line at 74.10 represents first resistance ahead of the 5 June high at 74.82. If exceeded, the 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at 77.60 may be reached as well.

​Minor support below Friday’s low at 71.81 lies at the 10 June low at 71.29 ahead of the 70.13 October 2022 low and last week’s 3 ½ year trough at 69.81.

​If a fall through 69.81 were to ensue, the November 2020 low at 68.73 would represent the next downside target.

Source: ProRealTime

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