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Silver daily chart: $55-$60 month-long box, $58.50-$60 wall resistance, $55 range floor, $64-$65 target if $60 breaks, last around $57

Silver can't crack $60: a 1.3% slip to $57 as the war bid and the gold slide collide

By Anatolii Ulitovskyi2 min read

Silver slipped about 1.3% to the $57 area on Thursday, ranging between roughly $56.70 and $58.35 through the session — and failing, once again, to sustain a run at the $60 barrier that has capped every rally this month, US airstrikes on Iran notwithstanding.

Why it matters

Silver is caught between its two identities. The monetary metal wants to follow gold — which has been grinding lower all week as soft CPI and PPI data met a still-hawkish Fed, and traders faded the war premium. The industrial metal wants to follow the AI-infrastructure story — solar, grid buildout, electronics — which is why silver sits near multi-decade highs while gold trades 25% off its January record. When a market this strong can't clear an obvious round number on maximum-supportive headlines, the honest read is that the marginal buyer is already in. That's not bearish by itself; it's what consolidation at highs looks like. But it defines the test: $60 has to break on a close, or the range trades back down.

Technical analysis

The structure is a month-long $55–$60 box just under the highs. Resistance is the repeated failure zone at $58.50–$60, with the psychological $60 print itself the magnet and the barrier. Support starts at $55, the floor of the July range and the launch point of the last leg; below it, the $52–53 shelf from June is the deeper backstop. Momentum is flat — three lower highs inside the box this week, but no distribution signature on volume. Silver's beta to gold is the swing variable: if gold's $4,021 support gives way, silver rarely holds its own floor through the sympathy move.

BeCoin's forecast read

The model's 24-hour path is mildly lower with gold heavy, but its weekly view keeps the range read: buy-the-floor, fade-the-wall until one side breaks on a daily close. A close above $60 opens price discovery with the measured move pointing at $64–65; a loss of $55 targets $52.50 first. The month view stays structurally positive on the industrial-demand thesis. The model's live metals reads update daily on the BeCoin forecast page.

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