COMMODITY SUMMARY 26.11.14 MCX MARGIN Commodity
Margin %
Expiry GOLD GOLDM SILVER SILVERM COPPER NICKEL LEAD ZINC ALUMINIUM N. GAS CRUDEOIL MENTHAOIL CPO CARDAMOM COTTON
Market Highlight Lot Value(Rs)
Approx Margin (Rs)
05-Dec-14 05-Dec-14 05-Dec-14
5.00% 5.00% 5.06%
26,32,600 2,63,380 10,95,600
1,31,630 13,169 55,437
28-Nov-14 28-Nov-14 28-Nov-14 28-Nov-14 28-Nov-14 28-Nov-14 26-Dec-14 18-Dec-14 28-Nov-14 28-Nov-14 15-Dec-14 28-Nov-14
5.01% 5.00% 6.02% 5.00% 5.00% 5.00% 8.68% 5.06% 14.00% 5.00% 5.00% 14.00%
1,82,580 4,03,950 2,54,350 6,32,750 7,01,250 6,44,500 3,39,750 4,64,100 2,45,952 4,42,600 83,920 3,99,500
9,147 20,198 15,312 31,638 35,063 32,225 29,490 23,483 34,433 22,130 4,196 55,930
SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL S2
S1
PP
R1
R2
GOLD
26127
26226
26380
26479
26633
GOLD MINI
26184
26261
26399
26476
26614
SILVER
36123
36321
36549
36747
36975
SILVER MINI
36113
36314
36553
36754
36993
COPPER
397.0
400.5
406.9
410.4
416.8
NICKEL
997.33
1007.4
1017.0
1027.1
1036.7
LEAD
125.4
126.0
127.0
127.6
128.7
ZINC
138.4
139.30
140.9
141.8
143.4
ALUMINIUM
126.9
127.92
128.7
129.7
130.4
N. GAS
260.4
266.1
269.5
275.2
278.6
CRUDE OIL
4538
4589
4674
4725
4810
MENTHAOIL
672.1
677.7
681.6
687.2
691.1
CPO
439.9
441.2
443.4
444.7
446.9
CARDAMOM
825.0
832.1
842.5
849.6
860.0
POTATO
15806.7
15893.3
16046.7
16133.3
16286.7
COTTON
26127
26226
26380
26479
26633
COMMODITY
Gold prices posted cautious gains in U.S. trading on Tuesday after a soft report on U.S. consumer confidence weakened the dollar, though a robust economic growth report capped the precious metal's gains. Gold and the dollar tend to trade inversely with one another. On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for February delivery was up 0.14% at $1,198.30, up from a session low of $1,190.60 and off a high of $1,203.00. Natural Gas futures rose on Tuesday after investors viewed futures as oversold in wake of forecasts calling for mild temperatures across much of the U.S. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, natural gas futures for delivery in January were up 1.22% at $4.357 per million British thermal units during U.S. trading. The commodity hit a session low of $4.229 and a high of $4.360.The January contract settled down 2.56% on Monday to end at $4.304 per million British thermal units.
Asian stocks edged up on Wednesday after data showing the U.S. economy growing at a relatively solid pace calmed investor anxiety over slowing global growth, while the Australian dollar languished near four-year lows against the dollar. Oil prices were also under pressure as major oil producing nations failed to agree on curbs to output ahead of an OPEC meeting on Thursday.
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