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Silver Jumps 3% While Copper Surges 2.2% And Gold Breaks Higher ~ Monday Market Moves

Silver Jumps 3% While Copper Surges 2.2% And Gold Breaks Higher ~ Monday Market Moves20 Sept25 min

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Recording Date 9-18-2026. The S&P 500 slipped just 0.1% but held its 0.618 Fibonacci retracement, keeping my bias pointed higher, while the DXY gained 1.1% before forming a topping tail. The VIX dropped 6.5%, signaling reduced market fear, while the 10-year Treasury yield briefly reached 5.04%, exceeding its 2023 spike intraday. I believe yields remain positioned to move higher. Precious metals also strengthened, with gold gaining 0.4% after holding its 50-day moving average and silver jumping 3%. PHYS gained 0.5%, PSLV rose 3.6%, while GDX and SILJ declined 0.7% and 1%, respectively.

I also examine some compelling setups across uranium, copper, energy, coal and industrial metals. Copper climbed 2.2%, while COPX fell 1.4%. Uranium slipped 0.3%, with spot at $89.75 versus $96.50 term contracts, while SRUUF traded at roughly a 10% discount and URNM dropped 3.9%. WTI oil fell sharply by 4.5%, potentially setting up support near $82, while XLE declined 1.3%. Natural gas gained 3.1%, even as FCG dropped 4.4%. Coal showed further weakness, with the coal ETF falling 7.4%, while platinum gained 0.5%, palladium lost 0.3%, nickel declined 1.7%, and PICK fell 2.5%. Across these charts, I'm watching moving averages, Fibonacci levels, RSI divergences, bear flags and breakout patterns to identify where the next opportunities could emerge.

Key Insights in this episode

βœ… Silver surged 3% and held its 50-day moving average, keeping my next-week bias bullish.

βœ… Gold gained 0.4% after its breakdown failed and the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement provided support.

βœ… The 10-year Treasury yield briefly hit 5.04%, reinforcing my view that yields could continue higher.

βœ… Uranium spot sits at $89.75 versus $96.50 term contracts, while SRUUF trades near a 10% discount.