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EVENING SESSION
The US dollar fell against the yen and euro in low volume, post-holiday trading. The euro recovered from recent weakness but concerns over eurozone debt capped gains. The Swiss franc climbed against major currencies, reaching a record high against the dollar. Key economic data included unchanged Japanese unemployment and better-than-expected retail sales. Gold and silver saw selling pressure at resistance levels while crude oil and copper saw buying after breaking above resistance. Natural gas hovered near support ahead of the NYMEX session.
Script Evening_session
The US dollar fell against the yen and euro in low post-holiday trading volumes. The euro recovered from recent weakness but concerns over eurozone debt capped gains. The Swiss franc strengthened against major currencies, hitting a record high against the US dollar. Looking ahead, key US consumer confidence and manufacturing data is released while gold and silver prices are watching resistance at $1390/$1400 and $30.24 respectively. Crude oil broke above $88 and could test $93, while copper eyes a break above $429.65.
Post Market Session - Derivatives
FIIs were net buyers of index futures but net sellers of stock futures on Monday. They also bought Rs. 246 crores in the cash market. The Nifty December futures contract closed at a premium of 20 points compared to 9 points previously. Implied volatility for December expiry options increased from 13% to 16.5% while January expiry options were at 17.2%. Rollover rates for various contracts were between 29-36%. Build up was seen in 5900 and 6000 put options of the January series while unwinding occurred in most December expiry options. Stocks like BHARTIARTL, WIPRO, MCDOWELL-N, and TATAPOWER saw increased price and open interest.
Commodity weekly
Gold fell for the second week as some investors sold positions ahead of the year-end, though gold is expected to see continued strong performance supported by low interest rates and investment demand. Copper prices rose as economic indicators from the US and Germany signaled stronger demand. Crude oil also rose on positive economic signals from reports showing increased US fuel consumption and falling crude stockpiles, indicating stronger expected demand.
DERIVATIVE MARKET UPDATES
FIIs were net buyers of index futures contracts worth Rs. 745 crore and net sellers of stock futures worth Rs. 255 crore on Thursday. The Nifty December futures contract closed at a premium of 4 points compared to 15 points previously, while the January contract closed at a premium of 28 points. The PCR-OI increased from 1.20 to 1.24, while implied volatility for at-the-money options decreased from 21% to 18.25%. Yesterday saw unwinding in call options and a buildup in put options.
Commodity evening session
The document summarizes key economic data releases from the European session and previews expected US data. It also outlines technical support and resistance levels to watch for various commodities during upcoming trading sessions, including gold testing $1412 resistance or $1384 support, silver at $30.24 resistance or $28.60 support, crude oil at $89.50 resistance or $88 support, and natural gas at $4.54 or $4.35 levels. Copper may find resistance at $426 or support at $414.
MARKETS TODAY
The document provides a market outlook predicting the Nifty will trade within a range of 5880 to 6000. Support levels are identified at 5920, 5900, and 5880 while resistance levels are at 5960, 6000, and 6100. Sector recommendations are given to buy BHEL, LT, ABB, and SIEMENS in the capital goods sector, ACC, Ambuja Cement, and Grasim in cement, and to sell Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, and Andhra Bank in IT.
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- Major UK economic data came in weaker than expected, with house prices falling 0.1% MoM versus a consensus of 1.8% rise, and a wider trade deficit. The Bank of England is expected to leave rates unchanged.
- In the US, initial jobless claims are expected to drop slightly and wholesale inventories to decline.
- For commodities, gold faces resistance at $1389 and support at $1370. Silver faces resistance at $28.57 and support at $27.735. Crude oil faces resistance at $89.82 and support at $87.35. Natural gas broke above resistance at $4.60 and finds support at $4.39. Copper
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EVENING SESSION
The US dollar fell against the yen and euro in low volume, post-holiday trading. The euro recovered from recent weakness but concerns over eurozone debt capped gains. The Swiss franc climbed against major currencies, reaching a record high against the dollar. Key economic data included unchanged Japanese unemployment and better-than-expected retail sales. Gold and silver saw selling pressure at resistance levels while crude oil and copper saw buying after breaking above resistance. Natural gas hovered near support ahead of the NYMEX session.
Script Evening_session
The US dollar fell against the yen and euro in low post-holiday trading volumes. The euro recovered from recent weakness but concerns over eurozone debt capped gains. The Swiss franc strengthened against major currencies, hitting a record high against the US dollar. Looking ahead, key US consumer confidence and manufacturing data is released while gold and silver prices are watching resistance at $1390/$1400 and $30.24 respectively. Crude oil broke above $88 and could test $93, while copper eyes a break above $429.65.
Post Market Session - Derivatives
FIIs were net buyers of index futures but net sellers of stock futures on Monday. They also bought Rs. 246 crores in the cash market. The Nifty December futures contract closed at a premium of 20 points compared to 9 points previously. Implied volatility for December expiry options increased from 13% to 16.5% while January expiry options were at 17.2%. Rollover rates for various contracts were between 29-36%. Build up was seen in 5900 and 6000 put options of the January series while unwinding occurred in most December expiry options. Stocks like BHARTIARTL, WIPRO, MCDOWELL-N, and TATAPOWER saw increased price and open interest.
Commodity weekly
Gold fell for the second week as some investors sold positions ahead of the year-end, though gold is expected to see continued strong performance supported by low interest rates and investment demand. Copper prices rose as economic indicators from the US and Germany signaled stronger demand. Crude oil also rose on positive economic signals from reports showing increased US fuel consumption and falling crude stockpiles, indicating stronger expected demand.
DERIVATIVE MARKET UPDATES
FIIs were net buyers of index futures contracts worth Rs. 745 crore and net sellers of stock futures worth Rs. 255 crore on Thursday. The Nifty December futures contract closed at a premium of 4 points compared to 15 points previously, while the January contract closed at a premium of 28 points. The PCR-OI increased from 1.20 to 1.24, while implied volatility for at-the-money options decreased from 21% to 18.25%. Yesterday saw unwinding in call options and a buildup in put options.
Commodity evening session
The document summarizes key economic data releases from the European session and previews expected US data. It also outlines technical support and resistance levels to watch for various commodities during upcoming trading sessions, including gold testing $1412 resistance or $1384 support, silver at $30.24 resistance or $28.60 support, crude oil at $89.50 resistance or $88 support, and natural gas at $4.54 or $4.35 levels. Copper may find resistance at $426 or support at $414.
MARKETS TODAY
The document provides a market outlook predicting the Nifty will trade within a range of 5880 to 6000. Support levels are identified at 5920, 5900, and 5880 while resistance levels are at 5960, 6000, and 6100. Sector recommendations are given to buy BHEL, LT, ABB, and SIEMENS in the capital goods sector, ACC, Ambuja Cement, and Grasim in cement, and to sell Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, and Andhra Bank in IT.
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- Major UK economic data came in weaker than expected, with house prices falling 0.1% MoM versus a consensus of 1.8% rise, and a wider trade deficit. The Bank of England is expected to leave rates unchanged.
- In the US, initial jobless claims are expected to drop slightly and wholesale inventories to decline.
- For commodities, gold faces resistance at $1389 and support at $1370. Silver faces resistance at $28.57 and support at $27.735. Crude oil faces resistance at $89.82 and support at $87.35. Natural gas broke above resistance at $4.60 and finds support at $4.39. Copper
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08.12.10
FIIs were net sellers in the Indian market on Tuesday, selling Rs 791 crore in index futures and Rs 77 crore in stock futures. They also sold Rs 523 crore in cash market equities. The Nifty December futures contract closed at a 22 point premium compared to 44 points the previous day, while the January contract closed at a 45 point premium. The PCR for the Nifty decreased from 1.22 to 1.21. Notable changes in index options included increased open interest in 3000 call options of SBI and 1200 call options of ICICI Bank. Stocks with increased price and open interest included Hexaware, Sterling Bio, and BPCL. Stocks with decreased price but increased open interest included Axis
Market Updates-COMMODITY
Gold futures fell over 1% as some investors sold positions to lock in profits, while a rebounding US dollar made gold less appealing as an alternative investment. Though seen as temporary profit-taking, gold is expected to remain favored in the new year as a safe haven asset. Crude oil declined for a second day on worries the eurozone debt crisis could hamper demand and as US gasoline supplies rose to their highest since January. Copper fell from record highs as some investors locked in gains, though the metal had rallied on expectations US economic stimulus would continue boosting construction and automobiles. The dollar's rise also put pressure on base metal prices.
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The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities. It summarizes that gold prices closed above a crucial resistance level of $1425 and are expected to continue their uptrend with $1400 as key support. Silver broke above $30 support and may test resistance at $30.50. Crude oil broke above $89.76 resistance and could test $90.50 then $93 resistance levels with $84.33 as medium term support. Natural gas is trading above $4.50 support and may test $4.75 resistance with $4.30 as support. Copper broke above $402 resistance and could reach $410 then $415 resistance levels with $400 as crucial support.
Commodity market updates
The document summarizes commodity trading in bullions, crude oil, and base metals. In bullions, gold and silver prices rose due to expectations of further monetary stimulus from the US and Eurozone to address economic concerns. Crude oil prices fell from 26-month highs as traders took profits and on worries about further debt crisis issues in Europe. For base metals, copper prices reached a new six-day high and were near an all-time record, supported by inflation hedging and declining currencies against a weaker dollar.
06.12.10
FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks and stock futures on Friday. They purchased Rs. 604 crore worth of stocks. The Nifty futures contract closed at parity while the January contract closed at a premium of 21 points. The PCR for index options increased from 1.24 to 1.26 while implied volatility decreased. Put options at the 5900 and 6000 strikes saw significant increase in open interest. TATAMOTORS, HINDALCO, INFOSYSTCH, BEL and SUNTV saw an increase in both price and open interest. ORIENTBANK, CANBK, SINTEX and LUPIN saw a decrease in both price and open interest.
Derivative Markets
FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks and stock futures on Friday. They purchased Rs. 604 crore worth of stocks. The Nifty futures contract closed at parity while the January futures contract closed at a premium of 21 points. The PCR for index options increased from 1.24 to 1.26 while implied volatility decreased. Open interest increased significantly for 5900 and 6000 put options on the index. Specific stocks like TATAMOTORS, HINDALCO, INFOSYSTCH, and BEL saw an increase in both open interest and share price.
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The gold futures were little changed after gaining last week, supported by expectations of further dollar weakness and quantitative easing by the Fed. Silver advanced to its highest price since 1980. Crude oil prices were supported by forecasts of rising demand from emerging economies and increased heating needs in Europe and the US due to colder weather. Copper prices rose to their highest level since November due to shrinking inventories, expectations of more Fed stimulus, and forecasts that demand will outpace supply next year. Other base metals also increased on the London Metal Exchange.
MARKETS
The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities in the evening session. It notes upcoming economic data releases from the Eurozone and US and then analyzes trends and support/resistance levels for gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, and copper. Key levels mentioned include $1385 support for gold, $28 support and $29 resistance for silver, $89.10 resistance for crude oil, $4.20 support for natural gas, and $395 support and $400 resistance for copper.
COMMODITY MARKETS
The gold futures climbed higher towards a second weekly gain due to increased imports from China and a declining US dollar. China has increased gold imports five-fold in the last 10 months due to inflation worries. Oil prices fell as traders took profits after prices reached two-year highs on signs of recovering fuel demand. Copper futures declined for the first time in four days as traders trimmed gains, though copper in London remained up 5.4% for the week on signs of reviving manufacturing demand.
COMMODITY MARKET-UPDATES
The gold futures climbed higher towards a second weekly gain due to increased imports from China and a declining US dollar. China has increased its gold imports five-fold in the last 10 months due to inflation worries. Oil prices fell as traders took profits after prices reached a two-year high on signs of recovering fuel demand, though gains for the week remain around 5%. Copper futures declined for the first time in four days as traders trimmed positions after prices reached a three-week high, though copper remains up over 5% for the week on signs of reviving manufacturing demand.
COMMODITY MARKETS
Gold prices rose for the fourth consecutive day to their highest level since mid-November due to ongoing tensions between North and South Korea and concerns about the spreading European debt crisis. Silver prices also climbed to a high not seen since early November. Crude oil futures traded near their highest level in three weeks after positive US jobs and manufacturing data from China and Europe indicated stronger energy demand and consumption. Copper prices increased for a third day in London and Shanghai on expanding manufacturing in China, the US, and Europe signaling revived demand for base metals.
Commodity Markets
- The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities including gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, and copper based on trading sessions in Asia, Europe and expected US economic reports and speeches.
- For gold, support is at $1364 and resistance at $1351, with a break above potentially pushing prices to $1393. Silver broke above key resistance of $27 and support is now at $26.80 with resistance at $27.55.
- Crude oil saw profit taking on Chinese rate hike speculation, with support at $84.40 and resistance at $86 that could push prices to $87.35. Natural gas traded in a range near key resistance of $4
Commodity Market -Analysis & Updates
Bullion prices were little changed as gold headed for a fourth monthly gain on safe-haven demand from concerns about debt issues in Europe. Bullion for immediate delivery rose 0.2% while the February contract was unchanged. Silver climbed 0.4% and has risen 61% this year. Crude oil fell on speculation that China may raise interest rates, reducing fuel demand, with January futures down 0.7% though still up this month and year. Copper futures edged down on speculation of higher Chinese rates slowing consumption in the top metals market. Base metals trading sentiment was muted as Chinese demand declines with ample inventories.
Commodity Market -Analysis & Updates
Gold futures declined for a second day due to a stronger US dollar from tensions on the Korean peninsula. The Shanghai Futures Exchange plans to increase margins on gold to curb speculation and inflation. Silver also fell. Crude oil prices rose on hopes that steps to aid Europe's debt crisis would boost demand. Traders are betting on oil reaching $100 next year due to falling inventories. Copper gained after Europe agreed to aid Ireland, outweighing Korea tensions. The Shanghai Futures Exchange plans to increase margins, dampening trading interest in base metals, though zinc, aluminum, lead, nickel and tin rose on the LME.
DERIVATIVES
FIIs were net sellers of Indian stocks and established short positions in index futures on Tuesday. They sold ₹1,493 crore worth of stocks. The implied volatility of Nifty options for November increased from 19.15% to 24% while the December series saw a rise to 20.5%. Significant call option build up was seen at strike prices of 5900 and 6000 for the November series. Stocks like ITC, Voltas, Bharti Airtel and Tata Steel saw increased open interest along with higher stock prices, while Ambuja Cements, Hindustan Unilever, ICICI Bank, Idea and HDFC Bank had higher open interest with falling stock prices.
Commodity Market -Analysis & Updates
The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities including gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, and copper. Gold saw buying after breaking a trend line while facing resistance at $1382. Silver had rangebound trading near $28 resistance. Crude oil took support at $81 and faces resistance at $83. Natural gas had rangebound trading ahead of inventory data, facing resistance at $4.30. Copper continued buying while supported at $370 and facing resistance at $381.
Markets Today-Analysis
The market is expected to trade in a range between 5920 to 6060, with support at 5910-5870-5800 and resistance at 5970-6010-6080-6140. Key sectors to watch include buying auto stocks like BAJAJ-AUTO, TATAMOTORS, and MARUTI, buying fertilizer stocks like RCF, CHAMBLFERT, and NAGAFERT, selling bank stocks like ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and SBI, and selling IT stocks like INFOSYSTCH, WIPRO, and TCS.
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Market Updates-COMMODITY
Gold futures fell over 1% as some investors sold positions to lock in profits, while a rebounding US dollar made gold less appealing as an alternative investment. Though seen as temporary profit-taking, gold is expected to remain favored in the new year as a safe haven asset. Crude oil declined for a second day on worries the eurozone debt crisis could hamper demand and as US gasoline supplies rose to their highest since January. Copper fell from record highs as some investors locked in gains, though the metal had rallied on expectations US economic stimulus would continue boosting construction and automobiles. The dollar's rise also put pressure on base metal prices.
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The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities. It summarizes that gold prices closed above a crucial resistance level of $1425 and are expected to continue their uptrend with $1400 as key support. Silver broke above $30 support and may test resistance at $30.50. Crude oil broke above $89.76 resistance and could test $90.50 then $93 resistance levels with $84.33 as medium term support. Natural gas is trading above $4.50 support and may test $4.75 resistance with $4.30 as support. Copper broke above $402 resistance and could reach $410 then $415 resistance levels with $400 as crucial support.
Commodity market updates
The document summarizes commodity trading in bullions, crude oil, and base metals. In bullions, gold and silver prices rose due to expectations of further monetary stimulus from the US and Eurozone to address economic concerns. Crude oil prices fell from 26-month highs as traders took profits and on worries about further debt crisis issues in Europe. For base metals, copper prices reached a new six-day high and were near an all-time record, supported by inflation hedging and declining currencies against a weaker dollar.
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FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks and stock futures on Friday. They purchased Rs. 604 crore worth of stocks. The Nifty futures contract closed at parity while the January contract closed at a premium of 21 points. The PCR for index options increased from 1.24 to 1.26 while implied volatility decreased. Put options at the 5900 and 6000 strikes saw significant increase in open interest. TATAMOTORS, HINDALCO, INFOSYSTCH, BEL and SUNTV saw an increase in both price and open interest. ORIENTBANK, CANBK, SINTEX and LUPIN saw a decrease in both price and open interest.
Derivative Markets
FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks and stock futures on Friday. They purchased Rs. 604 crore worth of stocks. The Nifty futures contract closed at parity while the January futures contract closed at a premium of 21 points. The PCR for index options increased from 1.24 to 1.26 while implied volatility decreased. Open interest increased significantly for 5900 and 6000 put options on the index. Specific stocks like TATAMOTORS, HINDALCO, INFOSYSTCH, and BEL saw an increase in both open interest and share price.
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The gold futures were little changed after gaining last week, supported by expectations of further dollar weakness and quantitative easing by the Fed. Silver advanced to its highest price since 1980. Crude oil prices were supported by forecasts of rising demand from emerging economies and increased heating needs in Europe and the US due to colder weather. Copper prices rose to their highest level since November due to shrinking inventories, expectations of more Fed stimulus, and forecasts that demand will outpace supply next year. Other base metals also increased on the London Metal Exchange.
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The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities in the evening session. It notes upcoming economic data releases from the Eurozone and US and then analyzes trends and support/resistance levels for gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, and copper. Key levels mentioned include $1385 support for gold, $28 support and $29 resistance for silver, $89.10 resistance for crude oil, $4.20 support for natural gas, and $395 support and $400 resistance for copper.
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The gold futures climbed higher towards a second weekly gain due to increased imports from China and a declining US dollar. China has increased gold imports five-fold in the last 10 months due to inflation worries. Oil prices fell as traders took profits after prices reached two-year highs on signs of recovering fuel demand. Copper futures declined for the first time in four days as traders trimmed gains, though copper in London remained up 5.4% for the week on signs of reviving manufacturing demand.
COMMODITY MARKET-UPDATES
The gold futures climbed higher towards a second weekly gain due to increased imports from China and a declining US dollar. China has increased its gold imports five-fold in the last 10 months due to inflation worries. Oil prices fell as traders took profits after prices reached a two-year high on signs of recovering fuel demand, though gains for the week remain around 5%. Copper futures declined for the first time in four days as traders trimmed positions after prices reached a three-week high, though copper remains up over 5% for the week on signs of reviving manufacturing demand.
COMMODITY MARKETS
Gold prices rose for the fourth consecutive day to their highest level since mid-November due to ongoing tensions between North and South Korea and concerns about the spreading European debt crisis. Silver prices also climbed to a high not seen since early November. Crude oil futures traded near their highest level in three weeks after positive US jobs and manufacturing data from China and Europe indicated stronger energy demand and consumption. Copper prices increased for a third day in London and Shanghai on expanding manufacturing in China, the US, and Europe signaling revived demand for base metals.
Commodity Markets
- The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities including gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, and copper based on trading sessions in Asia, Europe and expected US economic reports and speeches.
- For gold, support is at $1364 and resistance at $1351, with a break above potentially pushing prices to $1393. Silver broke above key resistance of $27 and support is now at $26.80 with resistance at $27.55.
- Crude oil saw profit taking on Chinese rate hike speculation, with support at $84.40 and resistance at $86 that could push prices to $87.35. Natural gas traded in a range near key resistance of $4
Commodity Market -Analysis & Updates
Bullion prices were little changed as gold headed for a fourth monthly gain on safe-haven demand from concerns about debt issues in Europe. Bullion for immediate delivery rose 0.2% while the February contract was unchanged. Silver climbed 0.4% and has risen 61% this year. Crude oil fell on speculation that China may raise interest rates, reducing fuel demand, with January futures down 0.7% though still up this month and year. Copper futures edged down on speculation of higher Chinese rates slowing consumption in the top metals market. Base metals trading sentiment was muted as Chinese demand declines with ample inventories.
Commodity Market -Analysis & Updates
Gold futures declined for a second day due to a stronger US dollar from tensions on the Korean peninsula. The Shanghai Futures Exchange plans to increase margins on gold to curb speculation and inflation. Silver also fell. Crude oil prices rose on hopes that steps to aid Europe's debt crisis would boost demand. Traders are betting on oil reaching $100 next year due to falling inventories. Copper gained after Europe agreed to aid Ireland, outweighing Korea tensions. The Shanghai Futures Exchange plans to increase margins, dampening trading interest in base metals, though zinc, aluminum, lead, nickel and tin rose on the LME.
DERIVATIVES
FIIs were net sellers of Indian stocks and established short positions in index futures on Tuesday. They sold ₹1,493 crore worth of stocks. The implied volatility of Nifty options for November increased from 19.15% to 24% while the December series saw a rise to 20.5%. Significant call option build up was seen at strike prices of 5900 and 6000 for the November series. Stocks like ITC, Voltas, Bharti Airtel and Tata Steel saw increased open interest along with higher stock prices, while Ambuja Cements, Hindustan Unilever, ICICI Bank, Idea and HDFC Bank had higher open interest with falling stock prices.
Commodity Market -Analysis & Updates
The document provides market cues and analysis for various commodities including gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, and copper. Gold saw buying after breaking a trend line while facing resistance at $1382. Silver had rangebound trading near $28 resistance. Crude oil took support at $81 and faces resistance at $83. Natural gas had rangebound trading ahead of inventory data, facing resistance at $4.30. Copper continued buying while supported at $370 and facing resistance at $381.
Markets Today-Analysis
The market is expected to trade in a range between 5920 to 6060, with support at 5910-5870-5800 and resistance at 5970-6010-6080-6140. Key sectors to watch include buying auto stocks like BAJAJ-AUTO, TATAMOTORS, and MARUTI, buying fertilizer stocks like RCF, CHAMBLFERT, and NAGAFERT, selling bank stocks like ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and SBI, and selling IT stocks like INFOSYSTCH, WIPRO, and TCS.