COMMODITY SUMMARY 09.09.

2015
MCX MARGIN
Commodity

Margin
%

Expiry
GOLD

05-Oct-15
05-Oct-15

GOLDM
SILVER
SILVERM
COPPER
NICKEL
LEAD
ZINC
ALUMINIUM
N. GAS
CRUDEOIL
MENTHAOIL
CPO
CARDAMOM
COTTON

Market Highlight
Approx
Margin
(Rs)

Lot
Value(Rs)

5.00%
5.00%

27,67,600
2,77,670

1,38,380
13,884

04-Dec-15 5.00%
30-Nov-15
5.00%
30-Nov-15
5.00%
30-Sep-15
6.00%
30-Sep-15
5.00%
30-Sep-15
5.00%
30-Sep-15
5.00%
25-Sep-15
5.24%
21-Sep-15
5.00%
30-sep-15 13.35%
30-sep-15
5.00%
15-Sep-15
5.00%
30-Oct-15
5.00%

13,37,310

66,866

2,23,015
4,29,700
2,88,850
6,53,750
6,86,250
5,89,750
3,11,375
6,08,800
2,58,336
5,27,000
92,810
4,76,000

11,151
21,485
17,331
32,688
34,313
29,488
16,316
30,440
34,488
26,350
4,641
23,800

SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL

S2

S1

PP

R1

R2

26311

26367

26443

26499

26575

GOLD MINI

26289

26362

26465

26538

26641

SILVER

34640

35151

35544

36055

36448

SILVER MINI

34651

35161

35566

36076

36481

COPPER

342.7

352.6

358.4

368.4

374.2

NICKEL

637.73

653.3

662.1

677.7

686.5

LEAD

109.4

111.0

112.1

113.6

114.7

ZINC

116.3

118.73

120.1

122.5

123.8

ALUMINIUM

105.4

106.77

107.5

108.9

109.7

N. GAS

176.7

179.0

180.4

182.7

CRUDE OIL

2872

2960

3027

3115

MENTHAOIL

888.9

902.4

910.6

924.1

CPO

373.4

375.2

377.8

379.6

CARDAMOM

786.2

808.0

821.5

843.3

16180.0

16280.0

16130.0

16150.0

COMMODITY

GOLD

COTTON

Gold held above a three-week low on

Wednesday as the dollar nursed losses,
but prices remained range-bound as
traders waited for direction from the
Federal Reserve on the timing of a U.S.
interest rate hike. Friday's U.S. payrolls
data failed to provide clarity on the timing
of the Fed's first interest rate rise in
nearly a decade. Markets are now eyeing
the Fed's next policy meeting on Sept.
16-17 for clues.
Silver for September delivery declined
15.8 cents, or 1.07%, on Friday to settle
at $14.54 a troy ounce by close of trade.
On the week, silver futures inched up 3.4
cents, or 0.06%.
Copper: December delivery sank 7.2
cents, or 3.04%, on Friday to settle at
$2.312 a pound as fears of a China-led
global economic slowdown spooked
traders and rattled sentiment.
Crude oil: prices plummeted on Tuesday
in Asia as China reported disappointing
export and import figures from August
with incoming goods such as oil getting
hit hard. In China august exports fell
6.1%, a tad more than the 6% seen and
imports slumped 14.3%, compared to an
expected 8.2% drop. The trade surplus
came in at $60.24 billion, better than the
$48.2 billion seen.

Natural gas: futures fell sharply on

Friday, as forecasts for cooler weather
3182 across key consumption regions of the
932.3 U.S. in the week ahead dampened
demand expectations for the fuel.
382.2
Summer heat has waned and cooler
856.8 temperatures beckon with the approach
16000.0 of autumn. Natural gas accounts for
about a quarter of U.S. electricity generation.
184.1

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