COMMODITY SUMMARY 16.11.

2015
MCX MARGIN
Commodity

Margin
%

Expiry

Market Highlight
Approx
Margin
(Rs)

Lot
Value(Rs)

GOLD

04-Dec-15

5.00%

27,67,600

1,38,380

GOLDM

04-Dec-15

5.00%

2,77,670

13,884

SILVER

04-Dec-15

5.00%

13,37,310

66,866

SILVERM

30-Nov-15

5.00%

2,23,015

11,151

COPPER

30-Nov-15
30-Nov-15

5.00%
6.00%

4,29,700
2,88,850

21,485
17,331

30-Nov-15
30-Nov -15

5.00%
5.00%

6,53,750
6,86,250

32,688
34,313

30-Nov-15
24-Nov-15

5.00%
5.24%

5,89,750
3,11,375

29,488
16,316

19-Nov-15
30-Nov-15

5.00%
13.35%

6,08,800
2,58,336

30,440
34,488

30-Nov-15
13-Nov-15
30-Nov-15

5.00%
5.00%
5.00%

5,27,000
92,810
4,76,000

26,350
4,641
23,800

NICKEL
LEAD
ZINC
ALUMINIUM
N. GAS
CRUDEOIL
MENTHAOIL
CPO
CARDAMOM
COTTON

SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL

S2

S1

PP

R1

R2

GOLD

25239

25306

25402

25469

25565

GOLD MINI

25251

25320

25419

25488

25587

SILVER

33494

33669

33929

34104

34364

SILVER MINI

33525

33689

33930

34094

34335

COPPER

314

316

317

319

320

NICKEL

616.5

621.3

626.1

630.9

635.7

LEAD

105.4

106

106.5

107.1

107.7

ZINC

104.3

105.5

106.3

107.5

108.3

97.8

98.1

98.6

98.9

99.4

COMMODITY

ALUMINIUM
N. GAS

173.00

175.50

178.20

180.70

183.40

CRUDE OIL

2599

2644

2722

2767

2845

MENTHAOIL

877

884

892

899

907

386.8

389.2

393.3

395.7

399.8

635

699

675

739

715

16180.00

16280.00

16130.00

16150.00

16000.00

CPO
CARDAMOM
COTTON

Gold: Gold prices gained in Asia on

Monday in possible safe haven reaction
to the deadly weekend attacks in Paris
and on expectations for further
monetary easing in China. Gold for
December delivery on the Comex
division of the New York Mercantile
Exchange rose 0.98% to $1,091.50 a
troy ounce on Friday. Gold prices have
lost nearly 9% since mid-October as
investors recalibrated their expectations
of U.S. monetary policy in response to
hawkish signals from the Fed.
Silver: December delivery jumped
1.24% to $14.380 a troy ounce.
Copper: eased 0.21% to $2.158 a
pound.
Crude Oil: Oil prices sank to 11-week
lows on Friday, as mostly bearish
outlooks for supply and demand and
for the global economy remained on
investors' minds. For the week,
London-traded Brent futures dropped
$3.85, or 8.03%, the largest weekly
loss since March.
Natural Gas: Natural gas futures
soared to a one-week high on Friday,
as a smaller-than-expected storage
injection and colder forecasts boosted
prices. On the New York Mercantile
Exchange, N.S for
delivery
in
December jumped 10.1 cents, or
4.47%, to close the week at $2.361
per million British thermal units on
Friday. It earlier rose to $2.391, the
highest since November 6.

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