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Silver (XAG/USD) rejects triangle formation from Iran War – Breakout scenarios
Their previous run higher throughout their borderline insane performance from mid-2025 to January 2026 could explain exhausted buyers. When people get heavily positioned in an asset class, buyers run out of bullets (to buy more), supply increases to capture the higher values and it distorts the previous stock-shortage that led to previous price increases.this heavy positioning was outlined in the recent Bank of America survey. As a matter of fact, the ongoing War could be what is holding Silver and Metals prices at current levels – After the Late January price tumble, their correction suddenly stalled at a similar ... (full story)
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From dailyforex.com | Mar 12, 2026
I don't think this is a market that will be easy to deal with in the short term. The silver market has been noisy over the last several weeks and negative during the Wednesday trading session. I think you have a situation here where the $90 level continues to be very important and until we can break above there cleanly, then I don't think there's any real ...
From morningstar.com | Mar 12, 2026
Things aren't looking so great on the economic front 12 days into the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran. Not only did oil prices again touch triple-digit levels, there are worries about supplies of everything from fertilizer to helium, important not just for party balloons, but semiconductor production. Goldman Sachs economists Manuel Abecasis and David Mericle ...
