COMMODITY SUMMARY 26.08.

2015
MCX MARGIN
Commodity

Margin
%

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

Market Highlight
Approx
Margin
(Rs)

Lot
Value(Rs)

05-Oct-15
04-Sep-15
04-Sep-15

5.00%
5.00%
5.00%

27,67,600
2,77,670
13,37,310

1,38,380
13,884
66,866

31-Aug-15
31-Aug-15
31-Aug-15
31-Aug-15
31-Aug-15
31-Aug-15
26-Aug-15
21-Sep-15
31-Aug-15
31-Aug-15
15-Sep-15
30-Oct-15

5.00%
5.00%
6.00%
5.00%
5.00%
5.00%
5.24%
5.00%
13.35%
5.00%
5.00%
5.00%

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

COMMODITY

S2

S1

PP

R1

R2

GOLD

26233

26486

26916

27169

27599

GOLD MINI

26076

26335

26793

27052

27510

SILVER

33885

34268

34855

35238

35825

SILVER MINI

33873

34264

34856

35247

35839

COPPER

326.6

331.7

335.2

340.4

343.9

NICKEL

611.00

622.8

633.4

645.2

655.8

LEAD

107.8

109.3

110.8

112.3

113.7

ZINC

112.2

113.53

114.7

116.1

117.3

99.5

100.73

101.5

102.7

103.4

N. GAS

173.5

174.7

176.8

178.0

180.1

CRUDE OIL

2561

2584

2623

2646

2685

MENTHAOIL

934.7

949.1

958.0

972.4

981.3

CPO

353.6

358.3

363.1

367.8

372.6

CARDAMOM

763.6

773.9

781.4

791.7

799.2

16180.0

16280.0

16130.0

16150.0

16180.0

ALUMINIUM

COTTON

Gold. December delivery on the Comex

division of the New York Mercantile
Exchange shed $16.70, or 1.45%, to
trade at $1,136.90 a troy ounce during
U.S. morning hours. A day earlier, gold
rallied to $1,169.80, the strongest level
since July 7, before turning lower to end
at $1,153.60.
Silver for September delivery fell 1.39%,
on Friday to settle at $15.18 a troy ounce
by close of trade, trimming the weeks
gains to 3.12%.
Copper prices held near the lowest level
in more than six years on Tuesday, as
Chinese stock markets plunged again,
adding to concerns over the health of the
world's second largest economy. A day
earlier, copper futures tumbled to $2.209,
a level not seen since July 2009, before
recovering slightly to end at $2.259,
down 4.4 cents, or 1.93%.
Crude oil futures rallied sharply on
Tuesday afternoon after touching down
to fresh six-year lows earlier in the
session, as the timing of an imminent
rate-hike from the Federal Reserve and
continual woes in China remained in
focus.
Natural gas. for delivery in October on the
New York Mercantile Exchange fell to an
intraday low of $2.641 per million British
thermal units, the weakest level since
June 8, before trading at $2.694 during
U.S. morning hours, down 0.3 cents, or
0.13%.Natural gas prices lost 8.8 cents,
or 3.16%, on Friday to close at $2.697 as
warm temperatures in the U.S. Northeast
gave way to cooler readings.

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