Gold prices inched up on Thursday with tension over Greece a centerpiece for investors as the country and its creditors remain at an impasse. On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for June delivery rose 0.16% to $1,203.20 a troy ounce. Elsewhere, silver for May delivery gained 0.19% to 16.310 a troy ounce. Copper for May delivery eased 0.01% to 2.723 a pound. Overnight, gold futures increased modestly on Wednesday, amid mounting worries of a Greek default on its sovereign debt.

1. COMMODITY SUMMARY 16.04.15
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Market Highlight
Gold prices inched up on Thursday with
tension over Greece a center piece for
investors as the country and its creditors
remain at an impasse.
On the Comex division of the New York
Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for June
delivery rose 0.16% to $1,203.20 a troy
ounce. Elsewhere, silver for May delivery
gained 0.19% to 16.310 a troy ounce.
Copper for May delivery eased 0.01% to
2.723 a pound.
Quiet diplomacy among the world's biggest
oil producers has heated up this week, yet
observers see few signs that renewed
discussion among Russia, Saudi Arabia,
Venezuela and others will lead to action on
output.
On Wednesday, Russia's Deputy Prime
Minister Arkady Dvorkovich said Moscow
has been holding "unprecedentedly active"
consultations with the Organization of the
Petroleum Exporting Countries and Latin
American producers. The energy minister
said he had spoken to OPEC's secretary
general several days ago.
Natural gas prices rose for the second
consecutive session on Wednesday, as
market participants looked ahead to fresh
weekly information on U.S. gas inventories
to gauge the strength of demand for the
fuel.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange,
natural gas for delivery in May tacked on 3.4
cents, or 1.32%, to trade at $2.564 per
million British thermal units during U.S.
morning hours. Prices touched an intraday
peak of $2.572, the most since April 9.
SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL
COMMODITY S2 S1 PP R1 R2
GOLD 26370 26554 26659 26843 26948
GOLD MINI 26279 26461 26571 26753 26863
SILVER 35856 36218 36429 36791 37002
SILVER MINI 35877 36235 36440 36798 37003
COPPER 366.3 370.9 373.4 378.0 380.5
NICKEL 781.00 786.5 790.6 796.1 800.2
LEAD 122.5 123.6 124.3 125.4 126.1
ZINC 135.5 136.52 137.2 138.2 138.9
ALUMINIUM 110.9 112.42 113.2 114.8 115.6
N. GAS 153.4 158.7 161.4 166.7 169.4
CRUDE OIL 3285 3390 3448 3553 3611
MENTHAOIL 960.3 977.7 986.4 1003.8 1012.5
CPO 433.9 435.9 437.3 439.3 440.7
CARDAMOM 799.7 895.9 863.2 959.4 926.7
COTTON 15483.3 15596.7 15733.3 15846.7 15983.3
MCX MARGIN
Commodity
Expiry
Margin
%
Lot
Value(Rs)
Approx
Margin
(Rs)
GOLD 05-Jun-2015 5.00 2654400.00 132720.00
GOLDM 05-May-2015 5.00 264540.00 13227.00
SILVER 05-May-2015 5.35 1089750.00 58338.42
SILVERM 30-Apr-2015 5.35 181670.00 9725.48
COPPER 30-Apr-2015 5.00 372500.00 18625.00
NICKEL 30-Apr-2015 6.52 197125.00 12858.83
LEAD 30-Apr-2015 5.00 618500.00 30925.00
ZINC 30-Apr-2015 5.00 684000.00 34200.00
ALUMINIUM 30-Apr-2015 5.00 558250.00 27912.50
NATURALGAS 27-Apr-2015 8.15 197500.00 16094.44
CRUDEOIL 20-Apr-2015 10.38 334200.00 34685.06
MENTHAOIL 30-Apr-2015 6.39 344484.00 22005.42
CPO 30-Apr-2015 5.00 435600.00 21780.00
CARDAMOM 15-Apr-2015 8.47 79900.00 6770.09
COTTON 30-Apr-2015 5.00 393750.00 19687.50