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- Copper: Decline to face support at the 9617.00 February high - Commerzbank
Copper: Decline to face support at the 9617.00 February high - Commerzbank
FXStreet reports that Axel Rudolph, Senior FICC Technical Analyst at Commerzbank, notes that copper (LME) faltered slightly below 161.8% Fibonacci extension at 10890.80 and may revisit 9617.00.
“Copper continues to consolidate below its recent all-time high at 10747.50, made marginally below the 161.8% Fibonacci extension of the October-to-January advance and projected higher from the January low at 10890.80.”
“Minor support is seen at the 9617.00 February high. While it underpins we will retain our medium-term bullish stance.”
“We will retain our long-term bullish forecast while the contract remains above the 8570.00 March low.”
“Resistance is seen at the 10525.00 May 18 high and also at 10747.50. Were it to be exceeded the 261.8% Fibonacci extension of the 2016-to-2018 rise, projected higher from the 2020 low at 12303.50, would be next in line.”
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