Commodity Market Update News 15 May 2013

Gold prices fell by Rs 326 to Rs 26,929 per 10 gm in futures trade today as speculators trimmed their positions, tracking a weak global trend. However, token buying by retailers in the spot markets on The auspicious occasion of "Akshya Tritya" restricted the losses.At the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold for delivery in August fell by Rs 326, or 1.20 per cent, to Rs 26,929 per 10 gm in business turnover of 973 lots. 

Similarly, the yellow metal for delivery in the Junecontract lost Rs 296, or 1.10 per cent, to Rs 26,703 per 10 gm in 22,500 lots.racking a weak global trend, silver prices traded lower by 0.76 per cent to Rs 44,940 per kg in futures trade today as speculators offloaded their positions. At the Multi Commodity Exchange, silver for delivery in July fell by Rs 346, or 0.76 per cent, to Rs 44,940 per kg in business turnover of 17,291 lots. 

Similarly, the white metal for delivery in September contract declined by Rs 335, or 0.73 per cent, to Rs 45,608 per kg in 469 lots.

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Daily Buzz Of Commodity Market 10/04/2013

Precious Metals
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Gold eased at the domestic bullion market today on further selling from stockists and investors 
and subdued retail buying, mainly influenced by bearish global trend.

Silver ended stable amidst thin activity. Standard gold of 99.5 per cent purity fell by Rs 100 to 
finish at Rs 29,300 per 10 grams from Monday's closing level of Rs 29,400. 

Pure gold of 99.9 per cent purity also slid by a similar margin to conclude at Rs 29,450 per 10 
grams from Rs 29,550. 

Silver ready (.999 fineness) quoted steady at its previous level of Rs 52,500 per kilo.

Base Metals & Energy
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Brent crude futures rose above $105 per barrel on Tuesday after data showed China's inflation 
in March was slower than expected, giving its central bank room to keep monetary policy easy 
and supportive of oil demand in the world's second-biggest consumer. 

Oil prices were also underpinned by worries over increasing tension in North Korea and a 
stalemate in talks between Iran and Western nations. 

Front-month Brent futures rose 55 cents to $105.21 per barrel by 0445 GMT, after moving in a 
$2-range and finishing 0.5 percent higher in a choppy session on Monday. 

U.S. crude futures rose 31 cents to $93.67 per barrel.

Agro Outlook
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Chilli prices moved down by 2.49 per cent to Rs 6,200 per quintal in futures market today as speculators reduced their holdings due to weak demand in the spot market against adequate stocks position.

At the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, chilli for delivery in April moved down by Rs 158, or 2.49 per cent to Rs 6,200 per quintal with an open interest of 2,010 lots. 

Likewise, the spice for delivery in May traded lower by Rs 128, or 1.89 per cent to Rs 6,632 per quintal in 20,230 lots.

Jeera prices rose by Rs 40 to Rs 13,677.50 per quintal in futures market today as speculators enlarged their positions, driven by pick up in exports demand. . 

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Intraday Outlook

Bullion
 Gold futures were down today tracking rise in the rupee against the dollar and as COMEX futures shed early gains and fell. Earlier in the day the gold futures were trading marginally higher as weak US non-farm payrolls, data for which was posted Friday, boosted demand for the safe-haven metal. However, profit booking after the recent rise pulled down prices in the US session. 

Energy
 Domestic oil futures were trading slightly lower tracking the same in benchmark contracts on the New York Mercantile Exchange.  Oil prices had declined, as sentiment weakened following release of discouraging US job data. Gas prices remained well supported even as temperatures in key Midwest and Northeast regions climbed to above-normal levels, shaking off a stubborn latewinter cold spell that spiked demand.

Metals 
 Base metal futures on the MCX were trading higher tracking the rise in benchmark contracts on the London Metal Exchange, where  prices gained on lower level buying, but appreciation in the rupee against the dollar capped the rise in prices. LME base metals futures had declined earlier due to demand concerns from the US and China and rising inventory in  warehouses.

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MCX Gold, Silver, Copper, Crude Oil Updates Today 02 April 2013

Bullion: Gold futures were trading higher on local bourses tracking the rise in COMEX contracts, which rose due to weakness in the dollar against the euro and safe-haven buying. The Indian forex market was closed as banks were shut due to annual closure of accounts. Trading was thin as UK, Australia and Hong Kong markets are closed for Easter holiday. 

Metals: Base metal futures on MCX were trading lower due to concerns over demand from China, as the country reported a lower-than-expected rise in manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index. The data showed that China's March PMI rose to 50.9 from 50.1 in February, while market had expected it around 52. Absence of cues from the London Metal Exchange today also kept sentiment weak in domestic market. 

Energy: Domestic crude oil futures were trading lower tracking New York Mercantile Exchange, where benchmark contract declined on profit booking in the electronic session. NYMEX oil futures eased today after rising in the previous week on upbeat US durable goods data. Crude oil futures declined also because of ongoing concerns regarding the Eurozone economy and sharp rise in the US crude oil stocks. 

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Free Commodity tips, mcx tips, mcx silver tips, gold tips, NCDEX

All base metals are trading on a flat note today. Precious metals are trading flat on COMEX today. We expect prices to trade lower for the day. Industrial metals are trading flat on International bourses today. We expect prices to trade  lower for the day. Crude oil is trading higher on International bourses today. We expect prices to trade lower for the day on account of demand concerns triggered by the debt crisis in Europe.

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