Daily Commodity Trends

[anjaan]

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[Ritika Sharma]

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[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD
Gold jumped on the last trading day of 2012 to finish up 6 percent on the year on news of a possible U.S. fiscal deal, which lifted a market that had rallied earlier in the year on low interest rates, euro zone worries and central bank demand for bullion.
SILVER
Silver was up 1 percent on the day and 9 percent on the year, hovering at just above $30 an ounce.

COPPER
Copper prices rose for the day and were up 4 percent on the year, finishing at $7,970 a tonne in London and $3.6525 a lb in New York amid confidence in new economic strength for top metals buyer China.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD
Gold added $1.65 an ounce to $1,688 by 0022 GMT. The precious metal ended up around 7 percent in 2012 - the 12th straight year of gains, making it one of the longest bull runs ever for a commodity.

SILVER
Silver rose 2.4 percent to $31.01 an ounce.
COPPER
Copper edged down on Thursday, taking a pause from the rally in the previous session when U.S. lawmakers reached a last-minute deal to prevent the world's top economy from slipping into another recession.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD
Gold edged up on Monday after a sharp correction in the previous session, buoyed by a stronger euro and physical buying from China, while expectations of aggressive monetary easing in Japan also lent support.
COPPER
London copper futures edged higher on Monday, bouncing back after losses in the previous session, although a shaky outlook for demand from the world's top copper consumer China could limit gains.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD
Gold inched up on Wednesday towards a near two-week high hit in the previous session, while platinum took a breather after rising for six straight sessions to a three-month peak.
COPPER
London copper steadied on Wednesday from two-week lows hit the session before, after a pick-up in U.S. consumer spending bolstered risk appetite, although sluggish global growth prospects kept a lid on prices.
SILVER
Silver rose 1 percent to $31.33 an ounce.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD

Gold inched up on Monday, reversing losses from the previous session on signs U.S. lawmakers were making progress towards an agreement on raising the country's borrowing limit to avoid a debt default.
COPPER
London copper edged up on Monday after economic growth in top metals consumer China picked up pace in the fourth quarter, although annual growth slowed to its lowest since 1999.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD
Gold traded little changed on Monday, struggling to break away from a two-week low hit in the previous session, as an improving global economic outlook dampened bullion's safe-haven appeal.
SILVER
Silver, which tends to be more volatile than gold, dropped 1.5 percent to $31.14 an ounce.
COPPER
London copper rose on Monday, as the euro strengthened on signs economic recovery is taking root in Europe and after the head of China's sovereign wealth fund said that growth in the country could accelerate more quickly than expected.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

:clap:GM GOLD TRENDS
Strategy: - SELL ON HIGH
S1-30150, S2- 30000
R1-30420, R2- 30600

GM SILVER TRENDS
Strategy: -BUY ON DIPS
S1- 57600, S2- 57000
R1- 58500, R2- 59,500

GM COPPER TRENDS
Strategy: - SELL ON HIGH
S1- 432, S2- 428
R1- 442, R2- 446

GM CRUDE TRENDS
Strategy: - BUY ON DIPS
S1- 5150, S2- 5100
R1- 5280, R2- 5350

 

[Ritika Sharma]

Gm bullion opening buzz:-
gold:-30609
silver:-58195
copper:-443.7
nickel:-989.9
crude:-5185
natural gas:-176.8
lead:-130.7
zinc:-115.70

 

[Ritika Sharma]

:clap:Gm bullion opening buzz:-
gold:-30581
silver:-57502
copper:-446.7
nickel:-980.8
crude:-5227
naturalgas:-177
lead:-128.5
zinc:-117.45
aluminium-112.15

 

[Ritika Sharma]

:clap:Gm bullion opening buzz:-

gold:-30215
silver:-56215
copper:-448.05
nickel:-994.4
crude:-5202
naturalgas:-171.5
lead:-132.35
zinc:-117.05
aluminium-115.7

 

[dailyearning]

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[kittycriston]

Crude Oil: Sell at CMP 5280
Chilli: Sell at CMP 6470
Oilseeds: Monthly report
MCX Mentha Oil retreats from bullish territory, rally over
India Gold ETFs struggle amidst weakness in precious metals market
COMEX Gold prices appears to be losing upside momentum
Metals & Energy: Metals traded on a subdued note
MCX Natural Gas: Support at 180, resistance 185

 

[Ritika Sharma]

Gm bullion opening buzz:-

gold:-29667
silver:-54002
copper:-422.9
nickel:-900.6
crude:-5065
naturalgas:-188.40
lead:-124.20
zinc:-107.80
aluminium-112

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD

Gold traded little changed on Friday and was headed for a second straight week of declines, with a stronger dollar weighing on sentiment.

COPPER

London copper was steady on Friday and was set to close the week flat, while Shanghai copper fell to its lowest in two months as disappointing Chinese factory data and worries over U.S. spending cuts dragged on prices.
SILVER
Among other precious metals, silver was down 1.8 percent at $28.47 per ounce.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

Gm bullion opening buzz:-

gold:-29390
silver:-55674
copper:-427.5
nickel:-908.6
crude:-4977
naturalgas:-196.1
lead:-120.65
zinc:-108
aluminium-106.75

 

[Ritika Sharma]

Gold traded little changed on Wednesday, holding near a two-week high hit in the previous session when Germany's central bank expressed concerns about the euro zone crisis and the risk of the European Central Bank's moves to stem the crisis.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD

Gold hovered above $1,600 on Tuesday as nervousness around Cyprus' upcoming vote on a levy on bank deposits supported safe haven interest in gold, while outflows from exchange-traded gold funds kept gains in check.

COPPER

London copper steadied on Tuesday above four-month lows hit in the previous session but investors stayed on the sidelines, wary about a controversial bailout plan for Cyprus, while consumers watched for more opportune levels to buy.

 

[Ritika Sharma]

GOLD

Gold hovered above $1,600 on Tuesday as nervousness around Cyprus' upcoming vote on a levy on bank deposits supported safe haven interest in gold, while outflows from exchange-traded gold funds kept gains in check.

COPPER

London copper steadied on Tuesday above four-month lows hit in the previous session but investors stayed on the sidelines, wary about a controversial bailout plan for Cyprus, while consumers watched for more opportune levels to buy.