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Brent crude oil price rise takes a breather while silver, aluminium prices remain under pressure

​​​The Brent crude oil price remains capped by technical resistance as the silver price slips within its downtrend channel while the aluminium price hovers above two-month lows.

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​​​Brent crude oil price comes off its near two-month highs

​The Brent crude oil front month futures price continues to trade within its 83.93-to-84.89 resistance zone with the mid-March high at 87.11 remaining in focus, ahead of the 90.00 region.

​The 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at 83.82 and the 200-day SMA at 83.32 should offer support.

Source: ProRealTime

​Silver price remains under pressure

​The spot silver price remains within its May-to-June downtrend channel, continuing to come off last week’s $30.85 per troy ounce high and now trading below the 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at $29.12 while slipping to Wednesday’s six-week low at $28.58.

​Were $28.58 to give way, the mid-May low at $27.97 would be in focus.

​Minor resistance above the 55-day SMA at $29.12 sits at the 12 June high at $30.25.

Source: ProRealTime

​Aluminium price hovers above two-month low

​The price of aluminium, which dropped from its 2,792 two-year high to its 2,470 mid-June low, continues to range trade in relatively little volatility above that low while being supported by the February-to-June uptrend line at 2,485.

​A rise above the 21 June high at 2,537 is needed, for the 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at 2,579 to be back in the frame.

​Failure at 2,470 would engage the 2,399 December peak.

Source: ProRealTime

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