Silver prints mild losses while staying below short-term resistance line, 200-bar SMA. Easing RSI from the overbought conditions, weak MACD favor sellers. Last Monday’s top can lure short-term bears, bulls need an upside break of early-September low for fresh entry. Silver prices remain on the back foot, currently down 0.30% at $24.95, during Tuesday’s Asian session.

USD/JPY keeps Friday’s losses directed towards a three-week-old support line near 105.50. S&P 500 Futures drops 0.15% as optimism concerning the US stimulus fade, challenges like Brexit, COVID-19 regain market attention. Japan’s Machinery Orders recovered in August, PPI slowed down in September. Off in the US, light calendar restrict the pair’s moves. USD/JPY sellers attack

USD/CNH stays heavy near the lowest levels since April 22, 2019. China’s Caixin Services rose past-50.7 forecast to 54.8 in September. China returns to trading after Golden Week holidays, joins WHO’s COVID-19 vaccine program. Trump’s comments on Fox interview, stimulus and virus news will be the key. USD/CNH remains on the back foot around 6.7100,

BTC is currently sandwiched between the 50-12-hour and 200-12-hour SMA charts. The number of holders with >100,000 BTC has increased by 7 over the last three weeks.  At the time of writing the premier, cryptocurrency is hovering near the $10,600 mark. There is a lot of sluggishness in the market as neither the bulls nor the bears

Silver retraces the heaviest losses in two weeks above $23.00.21-day and 50-day EMA will probe the bulls amid downbeat MACD conditions.September month low adds to the downside support.Silver prices pick-up bids near $23.30, up 1.0% intraday, amid Wednesday’s Asian trading. The white metal marked the biggest losses since September 23 the previous day. However, 100-day