A chart showing support and resistance levels for commodities: Gold, Silver, Oil & Gas, Platinum, Palladium, Copper, and Agricultural Commodities Futures (July 17, 2026)
2026-07-17 07:26:12
As shown in the chart, Interpretation 1: The support and resistance levels in this article are based on the daily chart's pivot point (PP). ★ The daily PP chart for spot gold (XAU/USD) shows that its pivot point is at 4003.75, corresponding to a maximum support and resistance range of $3845.27-$4134.74 per ounce. ★ The daily PP chart for spot silver (XAG/USD) shows that its pivot point is at 56.22, corresponding to a maximum support and resistance range of $51.99-$59.71 per ounce. ★ The daily PP chart for NYMEX platinum (PLA) shows that its pivot point is at 1655.77, corresponding to a maximum support and resistance range of $1532.04-$1765.44 per ounce. Interpretation 2: ★ The daily PP chart for WTI crude oil (US OIL) shows that its pivot point is at 79.57, corresponding to a maximum support and resistance range of $75.47-$83.69 per barrel. ★ The daily chart (PP) for US natural gas futures (US NATG) shows a pivot point at 2.91, with a maximum support/resistance range of $2.803-3.031 per million British thermal units (MMBtu). ★ The daily chart (PP) for US copper futures (COPPER) shows a pivot point at 6.3635, with a maximum support/resistance range of 6.224-6.4805 cents per pound. ★ The daily chart (PP) for US wheat futures (WHEAT) shows a pivot point at 682.2, with a maximum support/resistance range of 628.6-745.6 cents per bushel. See charts for more detailed analysis of other commodities. Original content by FX678, all rights reserved, for reference only.- Risk Warning and Disclaimer
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