A Chart View of Commodity Support and Resistance: Gold, Silver, Oil, Gas + Platinum, Palladium, Copper, Agricultural Futures (July 6, 2026)
Huitong Finance July 6 — A quick chart of the commodity support and resistance: gold, silver, oil, gas + platinum, palladium, copper + agricultural futures, updated at 07:00 on Monday, July 6, 2026 (UTC+8), specifically covering 14 varieties including gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, crude oil, natural gas, fuel oil, wheat, corn, and cotton. For more details, see the special chart in Huitong Finance's analysis.
A quick glance at commodity support and resistance: gold, silver, oil, gas + platinum, palladium, copper + agricultural futures, updated at 07:00 on Monday, July 6, 2026 (UTC+8), specifically covering 14 varieties including gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, crude oil, natural gas, fuel oil, wheat, corn, and cotton. For more details, refer to the special chart in Huitong Finance's analysis.
According to the chart data, Interpretation 1: The support and resistance levels in this article are based on the daily PP chart.
★ The "Daily PP" for spot gold XAU/USD shows: its pivot point is located at 4154.72, with the maximum support and resistance range covering $4040.01–4262.49 per ounce.
★ The "Daily PP" for spot silver XAG/USD shows: its pivot point is located at 62.04, with the maximum support and resistance range covering $59.24–65.16 per ounce.
★ The "Daily PP" for NYMEX platinum main contract PLAT shows: its pivot point is located at 1654.25, with the maximum support and resistance range covering $1593.6–1712.55 per ounce.
Interpretation 2:
★ The "Daily PP" for WTI crude oil main contract US OIL shows: its pivot point is located at 68.71, with the maximum support and resistance range covering $66.98–70.52 per barrel.
★ The "Daily PP" for US natural gas main contract US NATG shows: its pivot point is at 3.239, with the maximum support and resistance range covering $3.138–3.345 per million British thermal units (mmBtu).
★ The "Daily PP" for US copper futures COPPER shows: its pivot point is at 6.2204, with the maximum support and resistance range covering 6.0786–6.3657 cents per pound.
★ The "Daily PP" for US wheat main contract WHEAT shows: its pivot point is at 598.3, with the maximum support and resistance range covering 566.5–631.8 cents per bushel.
For interpretation of more varieties, please refer to the chart.
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