COMMODITY SUMMARY 18.11.

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

Gold: Gold prices slipped in Asia on

Wednesday as investors wound down
risk positions and looked ahead to the
Federal Reserve. On the Comex
division of the New York Mercantile
Exchange, gold for December eased
0.08% to $1,067.60 a troy ounce.

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

Silver: Silver for December delivery fell

0.50% to $14.100 a troy ounce.

30-Nov-15
30-Nov -15

5.00%
5.00%

6,53,750
6,86,250

32,688
34,313

Copper: for December delivery gained

0.05% to $2.098 a pound.

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
15-Dec-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

24711

24869

25119

25277

25527

GOLD MINI

24733

24886

25130

25283

25527

SILVER

33290

33499

33683

33892

34076

SILVER MINI

33326

33523

33699

33896

34072

COPPER

298

303

307

312

316

NICKEL

591.5

597.1

607.1

612.7

622.7

LEAD

102.3

103

104.8

106.0

107.3

ZINC

99.4

100.4

102.3

103.3

105.3

ALUMINIUM

94.8

95.9

96.8

97.9

98.9

COMMODITY

N. GAS

173.00

175.50

178.20

180.70

183.40

CRUDE OIL

2632

2667

2723

2758

2814

MENTHAOIL

857

877

891

911

925

383.1

385.6

389.5

392.0

395.9

670

681

704

715

737

16180.00

16280.00

16130.00

16150.00

16000.00

CPO
CARDAMOM
COTTON

Crude Oil: Crude prices rebounded

strongly in Asia on Wednesday as
industry data showed a drop in U.S.
stockpiles last week. On the New York
Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for
December delivery traded up 0.95% to
$41.05 a barrel. U.S. supply levels
increased for the seventh straight
week pushing crude inventories near
their highest levels in at least 80
years.
Natural Gas: U.S. natural gas prices
sold off sharply on Tuesday, as
forecasts for the next two weeks
turned milder, dampening near-term
demand expectations for the heating
fuel. for delivery in December on the
New York Mercantile Exchange
plunged 7.7 cents, or 3.25%, to trade
at $2.308 per million British thermal
units during U.S. morning hours. It
earlier fell to $2.285, the lowest since
November 12. The heating season
from November through March is the
peak demand period for U.S. gas
consumption.

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