• Silver prices remain lackluster above 20-DMA, keeping downside break of fortnight-old support line.
• 50-DMA eyes to cross the 200-DMA from above, suggesting further downside amid steady RSI.
• Bullish MACD probes sellers, $21.70 restricts immediate downside.

Silver (XAG/USD) grinds higher past 20-DMA, keeping the early week break of short-term key support line, during Friday’s Asian session. That said, the bright metal takes rounds to $22.00 as bulls and bears jostle amid mixed signals.

As the 50-DMA eyes to pierce the 200-DMA from above, known as the bear cross, backed by the metal’s recent failures to stay beyond the 20-DMA, not to forget Wednesday’s downside break of the two-week-old support line, silver sellers remain hopeful.

However, a fresh weekly low, currently around $21.65, becomes necessary for the bright metal to confirm the bearish signals.

Following that, a downward trajectory toward the monthly low near $20.45, with the $21.00 acting as an intermediate halt, can’t be ruled out.

Meanwhile, XAG/USD upside remains unconvincing below the previous support line, near $22.50.

Should the commodity prices rally beyond $22.50, the odds of the metal’s run-up towards the convergence of the 50-DMA and 200-DMA, close to $23.55, can’t be ruled out.

Silver: Daily chart

Trend: Further downside expected