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    Crude oil prices ticked slightly higher in Asia on Tuesday ahead of U.S. industry data on stockpiles with gasoline in focus as the summer driving season nears in the U.S. The American Petroleum Institute will report supplies of crude, gasoline and distillates at the end of last week later Tuesday to be followed by more closely-watched data from the U.S. Department of Energy on Wednesday. Of particular interest will be any major build in gasoline inventories as refineries gear to produce ahead of expected higher demand in the summer. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for June delivery rose 0.06% to $59.28 a barrel.

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    Crude oil prices ticked slightly higher in Asia on Tuesday ahead of U.S. industry data on stockpiles with gasoline in focus as the summer driving season nears in the U.S. The American Petroleum Institute will report supplies of crude, gasoline and distillates at the end of last week later Tuesday to be followed by more closely-watched data from the U.S. Department of Energy on Wednesday. Of particular interest will be any major build in gasoline inventories as refineries gear to produce ahead of expected higher demand in the summer. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for June delivery rose 0.06% to $59.28 a barrel.

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    Crude oil prices ticked slightly higher in Asia on Tuesday ahead of U.S. industry data on stockpiles with gasoline in focus as the summer driving season nears in the U.S. The American Petroleum Institute will report supplies of crude, gasoline and distillates at the end of last week later Tuesday to be followed by more closely-watched data from the U.S. Department of Energy on Wednesday. Of particular interest will be any major build in gasoline inventories as refineries gear to produce ahead of expected higher demand in the summer. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for June delivery rose 0.06% to $59.28 a barrel.

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    COMMODITY SUMMARY 12.05.

    15
    MCX MARGIN
    Commodity

    Margin
    %

    Expiry

    Market Highlight
    Lot
    Value(Rs)

    Approx
    Margin
    (Rs)

    GOLD
    GOLDM
    SILVER

    05-Jun-2015

    5.00

    2683900.00

    134195.00

    05-Jun-2015

    5.00

    268530.00

    13426.50

    03-Jul-2015

    5.00

    1130040.00

    56502.00

    SILVERM
    COPPER
    NICKEL
    LEAD
    ZINC
    ALUMINIUM
    NATURALGAS
    CRUDEOIL
    MENTHAOIL
    CPO
    CARDAMOM
    COTTON

    30-Jun-2015

    5.00

    188460.00

    9423.00

    30-Jun-2015

    5.00

    413950.00

    20697.50

    29-May-2015

    6.31

    228075.00

    14400.34

    29-May-2015

    5.19

    643000.00

    33372.68

    29-May-2015

    5.00

    739250.00

    36962.50

    29-May-2015

    5.00

    595500.00

    29775.00

    26-May-2015

    8.51

    226000.00

    19223.24

    18-May-2015

    7.47

    378800.00

    28307.33

    29-May-2015

    8.28

    325872.00

    26993.75

    29-May-2015

    5.00

    451500.00

    22575.00

    15-May-2015

    9.86

    90920.00

    8965.55

    29-May-2015

    5.00

    410000.00

    20500.00

    SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL


    S2

    S1

    PP

    R1

    R2

    GOLD

    26682

    26761

    26856

    26935

    27030

    GOLD MINI

    26686

    26770

    26869

    26953

    27052

    SILVER

    37197

    37432

    37785

    38020

    38373

    SILVER MINI

    37205

    37449

    37798

    38042

    38391

    COPPER

    410.0

    412.0

    414.0

    415.9

    417.9

    NICKEL

    898.37

    905.3

    917.2

    924.1

    936.0

    LEAD

    126.1

    127.3

    129.5

    130.8

    133.0

    ZINC

    144.9

    146.37

    149.1

    150.6

    153.4

    ALUMINIUM

    117.0

    118.05

    119.4

    120.5

    121.8

    N. GAS

    176.5

    178.6

    182.5

    184.6

    188.5

    CRUDE OIL

    3729

    3758

    3793

    3822

    3857

    MENTHAOIL

    874.1

    889.6

    913.6

    929.1

    953.1

    CPO

    442.8

    447.2

    450.1

    454.5

    457.4

    CARDAMOM

    866.1

    887.7

    901.5

    923.1

    936.9

    16180.0

    16290.0

    16490.0

    16600.0

    16800.0

    COMMODITY

    COTTON

    Crude oil prices ticked slightly higher in


    Asia on Tuesday ahead of U.S. industry
    data on stockpiles with gasoline in focus as
    the summer driving season nears in the
    U.S.
    The American Petroleum Institute will report
    supplies of crude, gasoline and distillates at
    the end of last week later Tuesday to be
    followed by more closely-watched data from
    the U.S. Department of Energy on
    Wednesday.
    Of particular interest will be any major build
    in gasoline inventories as refineries gear to
    produce ahead of expected higher demand
    in the summer. On the New York Mercantile
    Exchange, WTI crude for June delivery rose
    0.06%
    to
    $59.28
    a
    barrel.

    On
    the
    New
    York
    Mercantile
    Exchange, natural gas for delivery in June
    touched an intraday peak of $2.935 per
    million British thermal units, a level not seen
    since March 19, before erasing gains to
    trade at $2.848 during U.S. morning hours,
    down
    3.2
    cents,
    or
    1.13%.
    Futures were likely to find support at $2.725
    per million British thermal units, the low from
    May 8, and resistance at $2.935, the
    session
    high.

    On the Comex division of the New York


    Mercantile Exchange, gold for June delivery
    were down 0.02% to $1,182.80 a troy
    ounce.
    Elsewhere, silver for July delivery fell 0.25%
    to
    $16.273
    a
    troy
    ounce.
    Copper for July delivery rose 0.07% to
    $2.911
    a
    pound.

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