This document provides daily and weekly price levels for various commodities traded on the NCDEX and MCX exchanges in India, along with brief news updates on commodity market movements. Key points include: - Daily and weekly price ranges for soybean, chana, jeera, castor seed, aluminum, copper, crude oil, gold, lead, natural gas, nickel, silver, and zinc on the NCDEX and MCX exchanges. - News snippets on recent price movements for commodities like aluminum, crude oil, silver, gold, and natural gas attributed to factors like demand, inventories, and economic data. - Updates on initiatives by NCDEX like surveys of customer needs and the adoption of new

1. ✍ NCDEX DAILY LEVELS

2. ✍ NCDEX DAILY LEVELS
DALLY EXPIRY R4 R3 R2 R1 PP S1 S2 S3 S4
SYOREFIDR 20 APR 15 617 610 602 599 595 591 588 581 573
SYBEANIDR 20 APR 15 3459 3459 3405 3392 3378 3365 3351 3324 3297
RMSEED 20 APR 15 3497 3458 3419 3405 3380 3366 3341 3302 3263
JEERAUNJHA 20 MAR 15 15833 15413 14993 14746 14573 14326 14153 13733 13313
CHANA 20 APR 15 3785 3752 3719 3701 3686 3668 3653 3620 3587
CASTORSEED 20 MAR 15 3917 3841 3765 3728 3689 3652 3613 3537 3461
✍ NCDEX WEEKLY LEVELS
WEEKLY EXPIRY R4 R3 R2 R1 PP S1 S2 S3 S4
SYOREFIDR 20 APR 15 625 615 605 600 595 590 585 575 565
SYBEANIDR 20 APR 15 3561 3503 3445 3412 3387 3354 3329 3271 3213
RMSEED 20 APR 15 3625 3541 3457 3424 3373 3340 3289 3205 3121
JEERAUNJHA 20 MAR 15 15833 15413 14993 14746 14573 14326 14153 13733 13313
CHANA 20 APR 15 4029 3912 3795 3739 3678 3622 3561 3444 3327
CASTORSEED 20 MAR15 4265 4061 3857 3774 3653 3570 3449 3245 3041

3. ✍ MCX DAILY LEVELS
ALUMINIUM 31 MAR 15 115 114.05 113.15 112.80 112.25 111.90 111.35 110.45 109.55
COPPER 30 APR 15 379 376 373 372 370 369 367 364 361
CRUDE OIL 19 MAR15 3162 3127 3092 3079 3057 3044 3022 2987 2952
GOLD 03APR 15 27699 27250 26801 26639 26352 26190 25903 25454 25005
LEAD 31 MAR 15 110.65 109.60 108.55 108.15 107.50 107.10 106.45 105.40 104.35
NATURAL GAS 26 MAR 15 175 172 170 169 168 166 165 163 161
NICKEL 31 MAR 15 900 891 881 877 872 868 862 853 843
SILVER 05 MAR 15 38512 37858 37204 36970 36550 36316 35896 35242 34588
ZINC 31 MAR15 131.80 130.35 128.90 128.35 127.45 126.90 126.00 124.55 123.10
✍ MCX WEEKLY LEVELS
WEEKLY EXPIRY R4 R3 R2 R1 PP S1 S2 S3 S4
ALUMINIUM 31 MAR 15 119 116 114 113 111 110 109 106 104
COPPER 30 APR 15 422 403 384 378 365 359 346 327 308
CRUDE OIL 19 MAR15 3879 3625 3371 3218 3117 2964 2863 2609 2355
GOLD 03APR 15 27995 27435 26875 26676 26315 26116 25755 25195 24635
LEAD 31 MAR 15 119 116 112 109 108 106 104 100 96
NATURAL GAS 26 MAR 15 241 218 196 182 174 160 152 130 108
NICKEL 31 MAR 15 986 950 914 894 878 858 842 806 770
SILVER 05 MAR 15 40545 39207 37869 37302 36531 35964 35193 33855 32517
ZINC 31 MAR15 137 134 130 129 127 126 124 121 118

4. ✍ MCX - WEEKLY NEWS LETTERS
Aluminium up by 0.2% on high demand
Aluminium futures edged higher by 0.23% to Rs 111 per kg on Tuesday after speculators
enlarged positions amid pick-up in demand at spot markets.
Furthermore, a firming trend in metal at the London Metal Exchange (LME) on fall in its
inventories supported the upside.
At the Multi Commodity Exchange, aluminium for delivery in February rose 25 paise, or
0.23%, to Rs 111 per kg, with a business turnover of 184 lots.
The metal for delivery in March also gained 20 paise, or 0.18%, to trade at Rs 111.95 per kg in
a turnover of 13 lots.
Firm trend in the metal at spot markets on increased demand from consuming industries and
firming trend at the LME influenced aluminium prices at futures trade here.
In the international market, aluminium rose as much as 0.5%, the first gain in four days at the
LME after inventories of the metal tracked by the exchange showed it had fallen to the lowest
since May 2009.
Crude oil
Crude oil held its mercurial nature in the past week as well while internal factors pressed very
high divergence amongst the two major international benchmarks, the ICE Brent and the
NYMEX WTI. As of weekly closing, WTI Apr contract was lower by 2% to $49.75 per barrel
while the Brent crude for same monthôs settlement advanced around 3.9% to $62.60 per barrel.
The divergence between the two oils was mainly due to comments from OPEC members which
called for gradual increase in oil demand while in the US crude mixed cues over economy and
negative weekly inventory report hurt.
Silver futures up by 0.5% on global cues
Tracking a rising trend in global markets, silver futures prices on 24-02-15 rose by Rs 184 to
Rs 36,383 per kg as speculators built fresh positions amid covering-up of short positions.
At the Multi Commodity Exchange, silver for delivery in March traded higher by Rs 184, or
0.51%, to Rs 36,383 per kg in business turnover of 518 lots.
On similar lines, the white metal for delivery in far-month May traded Rs 179, or 0.49%, higher
at Rs 36,735 per kg in a turnover of 31 lots.
In the international market, silver traded 0.3% higher at $16.38 an ounce in Singapore,
extending Monday's 0.6% gains.
It can be said, besides covering up of short positions by speculators, a firming trend in the
precious metals in the global market, supported the upside in silver futures here.

5. Gold
Gold advanced at Comex while locally gains came on Saturday as government refrained from
cutting down the import duty from current 10% levels. Unexpectedly the finance minister left
the import tax on the metal unchanged against broad expectations of a cut in the range if 2-4%.
Looking at cues from international markets, gold had a mixed week with FED comments
supporting along with Chinese cues. In the coming week, one of the major cues over economic
side which can drive good volatility in Bullion would be the important employment indicators
from the US. The Non-Farm payrolls data for which markets forecasts stand for a reading
around 235,000-245,000 monthly Job addition. This is the near the average reading for 2014
while moderately lower than 257,000 added in Jan. If we get a reading in the aforementioned
range, other than intraday volatility which the data tends to drive, we believe it would largely
be seen on positive footing supporting the bullish case for US Dollar and equities while act
negatively for Gold. Though demand from China which saw decent increase in last week may
support moderately, overall the commodity is likely to extend its bearish move. Also from India,
the import duty staying higher could act moderately negative over consumption and further add
weight on the commodity. We recommend selling the commodity on higher levels in next week.
Natural Gas
Natural Gas had a heavy fall in the past week a the commodity skid over 8% in NYMEX
markets to close near the $2.73 per MMBTU mark at NYMEX for April expiry NYMEX NG
Mar expiry contact at MCX was further lower by 9.7% to Rs 167 per MMBTU as locally
Rupee movement too hurt the commodity
NCDEX - WEEKLY NEWS LETTERS
The National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) has appointed Pune-based
Grassroots, a strategic consulting firm, to conduct a survey on the expectations of customers.
Officials from Grassroots have already started meeting participants of the exchange, members,
etc, in this regard.
A report based on the survey is expected in the next couple of months.
ñAs Indiaôs largest pool of liquidity in agricultural commodities, our customers depend upon us
for a host of value-added services in warehousing, grading and assaying, commodity finance,
collateral management and e-registry. Every day, itôs our job to make every important aspect of
customer experience a little bit better. The annual customer service survey helps us with
insights on evolving customer expectations and the need to identify focused action areas so that
we continue to stay closely aligned to their business,ò said an NCDEX spokesperson.

6. This will be second such survey by the exchange. The survey carried out last year showed
customers sought an improvement in warehousing-related and technology issues.
NCDEX has been able to maintain its market share in the futures segment, though it has largely
remained agro centric. It has introduced a few innovative contracts in the gold category but
hasn't not able to improve its share in this segment. According to a member of the exchange
surveyed by Grassroots, NCDEX hasn't been able to avail of the opportunity thrown up by
regulatory restrictions on rival Multi Commodity Exchange till July last year.
The exchange's spokesperson clarified the survey wasn't aimed at increasing market share but
understanding customer needs better.
Of late, NCDEX has taken a slew of initiatives, including the launch of forward trading in
several commodities. Recently, it chose MillenniumIT's multi-asset and ultra-low latency
trading solution, Millennium Exchange, for its matching engine technology and Millennium
Surveillance to detect abnormal trading behaviour and promote integrity in its spot and
derivatives segments. Both products, based on MillenniumIT's Millennium Advanced Platform,
seek to support the firm's trading operations and ensure it meets the market's regulatory
requirements.
Refined soya oil up 0.2% on pick-up in demand
Refined soya oil prices on tuesday rose 0.20% to Rs 592 per 10 kg in futures trade today on
rising demand in the spot market.
At the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, refined soya oil for delivery in April
edged up by Rs 1.20, or 0.20%, to Rs 592 per 10 kg with an open interest of 1,03,270 lots.
Likewise, the oil for delivery in May traded higher by Re one, or 0.18%, to Rs 570.65 per 10 kg
in 90,490 lots.
Besides pick-up in demand in spot market, restricted supplies from producing belts mainly led
to the rise in refined soya oil prices at futures trade.

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