Showing posts with label commodity Strategy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commodity Strategy. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Commodity Market News- Updates for Base metals and Precius Metals


Precious Metals



Gold futures plummeted to $1357/oz as the dollar surged against major currencies after China increased its lending and deposit rates by 0.25%. Any increase in interest rate is generally seen as negative for the bullion prices and reduces its alternative investment appeal. Silver followed suit and fell to $24/oz. MCX gold and
silver futures reacted in the similar fashion and rupee appreciation had further negative impact on prices. ZEW survey for economic sentiments also slipped in Germany. Equities traded down in Europe while Asians closed mixed to higher. Day ahead, housing starts and building permits data are scheduled from the U.S. Housing starts may have declined while building permits declined in September. The effect of interest rate hike in China may prevail for some more time and thus, gold futures may trade lower. We expect precious metals to recover from current levels, as investors may re-enter at lower levels knowing the underlying strength of gold. However, actual data will also provide further direction.

Base Metals-

After trading higher for most part of the day, base metal prices are witnessing a correction and are currently trading lower with losses of anywhere between half to one percent. Indecisiveness, as indicated by volumes and open interest, among the traders is creating huge volatility in the market. Volumes till now have already crossed yesterday’s total volume and the open interest is declining after rising initially indicating lot of intraday trading. Chinese central bank raised both lending and deposit rates by 25 bps and thereby this might have sent fears of tightening and resulted in commodity prices taking a correction. Most of the Asian equity markets closed higher with the exception of Indian markets and the European equity markets continue to add weight with positive ZEW survey data. In the evening, housing data from US is due to be released and the expectation is that housing starts will decline whereas the building permits might increase. Dollar
index is currently trading higher by half a percent. Overall, the bias now remains on the lower side but positive housing data may pull back base metal prices on the higher side.

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Agri (NCDEX) Commodity Trading Strategy For Coming week (11-16 October)

Jeera-  

Jeera is in a consolidation phase and one should use the strategy of selling on higher levels. If in the coming week Jeera sustains below the level of 12500 then we can expect a level of 12000, and if it sustains above 13615 we can see the level of 13900.

Guarseed- 

For next week traders should go for selling on higher level strategy, if Guar seed sustains below the level of 1930 we can see the level of 1860, and above 2100 it can come up till 2160.

Soyabean -

Soybean is in a consolidation phase on charts and one should look for buying opportunities at lower levels, if Soybean sustains above the level of 2195 we can see the level of 2250, and on the down side if it sustains below the level of 1980 we can see Soybean at 1950 level.

Chana-

Overall trend of Chana is of consolidation and one should go for selling at higher levels strategy in it. For the coming week if Chana sustains below 2230 level we can see it at 2160 and above 2435 we can expect the level of 2520.

 
Posted By Commodity MCX Tips