The document discusses developments in the oil and precious metals markets. It reports that oil prices rose after the new Saudi energy minister committed to maintaining output cuts, and that gold prices edged up supported by expectations of monetary policy easing by major central banks. It also notes that base metal prices like copper slid due to doubts about demand reinforced by weaker-than-expected China trade data.
The document discusses three topics:
1. Energy - The oil market may not be fully pricing in the geopolitical risks from tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran. While disruptions so far have been temporary, an escalation could impact oil production.
2. Precious Metals - Gold and silver prices increased on Friday due to concerns about the US-China trade talks and Middle East tensions fueling a flight to safety.
3. Base Metals - Copper hit a 2-1/2 week low as the US-China trade war continues to dominate market sentiment. China's economy is still slowing and demand for base metals is correlated with industrial activity.
- Spot gold prices ended higher on Monday due to rising tensions between the US and China which boosted demand for safe haven assets like gold.
- Crude oil and base metal prices were mixed, with escalating US-China trade tensions weighing on prices. Crude production by OPEC rose in August for the first time in 2019.
- Nickel prices rallied as Indonesia decided to bring forward a ban on nickel ore exports, which could severely curb supplies. Both the US and China levied fresh tariffs on each other's imports.
The document discusses developments in oil, precious metals, and base metal markets.
In oil markets, prices fell despite the Saudi oil attack as Saudi officials said production would return to normal more quickly than expected. However, some analysts caution recovery could be slower. The confident tone from Saudi officials may be aimed at reassuring investors ahead of the planned Saudi Aramco IPO.
In precious metals, gold prices fell as risk appetite increased following the Saudi attack. The divided Fed after its interest rate decision also made the Fed seem less dovish than expected.
In base metals, the LME lead price rise put downward pressure on Indian lead premiums. Global zinc premiums were steady amid ongoing demand concerns in Europe.
Crude oil prices have plunged to low levels due to fears of a global economic slowdown exacerbated by the US-China trade dispute. Several agencies have cut their oil demand growth forecasts for 2019 and 2020 due to slower economic activity. However, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and OPEC-initiated supply cuts have provided some support and prevented even lower prices. Gold prices closed lower for the week as risk appetite increased, encouraging investors to take profits. Base metal prices rebounded from recent lows as China signaled it would restart trade talks with the US in October, boosting hopes for reduced trade tensions. Copper prices in particular rose and are expected to show ongoing strength based on the technical chart analysis.
Crude oil prices fell this week due to concerns about weakening global economic growth and its impact on oil demand, though prices were also pressured by Saudi Arabia's quick restoration of lost production capacity after recent attacks. Natural gas prices also declined on higher-than-expected inventories and forecasts for warmer near-term weather in the US. Gold prices fell as risk appetite increased on news of a possible ceasefire in Yemen and some positive US economic data, while bond yields rose. Copper and aluminum prices declined amid deteriorating market sentiment driven by political turmoil in the US and renewed trade concerns.
Gold prices were little changed after the US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected. The Fed commentary was seen as less dovish than anticipated. Crude oil prices continued to fall as Saudi Arabia said it had restored 40% of lost capacity and expected to fully restore production by the end of the month. Base metal prices declined due to a stronger US dollar and ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Gold prices edged up as weak US data rekindled fears of an economic slowdown. Brexit developments will be important as the outcome could impact metal prices. Crude oil rose after an EIA report showed declines in gasoline and distillate fuel inventories, though crude inventories increased. Base metals traded flat to negative due to worries about slowing global economic growth and the US-China trade dispute.
The document provides a technical outlook and summary of commodity markets for 28 August 2019. It discusses gold trading near $1545/oz as market players await clarity on US-China trade issues and Fed policy. NYMEX crude trades above $55 per barrel supported by a drawdown in US crude oil stocks. Base metals trade choppily amid uncertainty over the US-China trade war and global economic concerns.
The document discusses three topics:
1. Energy - The oil market may not be fully pricing in the geopolitical risks from tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran. While disruptions so far have been temporary, an escalation could impact oil production.
2. Precious Metals - Gold and silver prices increased on Friday due to concerns about the US-China trade talks and Middle East tensions fueling a flight to safety.
3. Base Metals - Copper hit a 2-1/2 week low as the US-China trade war continues to dominate market sentiment. China's economy is still slowing and demand for base metals is correlated with industrial activity.
- Spot gold prices ended higher on Monday due to rising tensions between the US and China which boosted demand for safe haven assets like gold.
- Crude oil and base metal prices were mixed, with escalating US-China trade tensions weighing on prices. Crude production by OPEC rose in August for the first time in 2019.
- Nickel prices rallied as Indonesia decided to bring forward a ban on nickel ore exports, which could severely curb supplies. Both the US and China levied fresh tariffs on each other's imports.
The document discusses developments in oil, precious metals, and base metal markets.
In oil markets, prices fell despite the Saudi oil attack as Saudi officials said production would return to normal more quickly than expected. However, some analysts caution recovery could be slower. The confident tone from Saudi officials may be aimed at reassuring investors ahead of the planned Saudi Aramco IPO.
In precious metals, gold prices fell as risk appetite increased following the Saudi attack. The divided Fed after its interest rate decision also made the Fed seem less dovish than expected.
In base metals, the LME lead price rise put downward pressure on Indian lead premiums. Global zinc premiums were steady amid ongoing demand concerns in Europe.
Crude oil prices have plunged to low levels due to fears of a global economic slowdown exacerbated by the US-China trade dispute. Several agencies have cut their oil demand growth forecasts for 2019 and 2020 due to slower economic activity. However, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and OPEC-initiated supply cuts have provided some support and prevented even lower prices. Gold prices closed lower for the week as risk appetite increased, encouraging investors to take profits. Base metal prices rebounded from recent lows as China signaled it would restart trade talks with the US in October, boosting hopes for reduced trade tensions. Copper prices in particular rose and are expected to show ongoing strength based on the technical chart analysis.
Crude oil prices fell this week due to concerns about weakening global economic growth and its impact on oil demand, though prices were also pressured by Saudi Arabia's quick restoration of lost production capacity after recent attacks. Natural gas prices also declined on higher-than-expected inventories and forecasts for warmer near-term weather in the US. Gold prices fell as risk appetite increased on news of a possible ceasefire in Yemen and some positive US economic data, while bond yields rose. Copper and aluminum prices declined amid deteriorating market sentiment driven by political turmoil in the US and renewed trade concerns.
Gold prices were little changed after the US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected. The Fed commentary was seen as less dovish than anticipated. Crude oil prices continued to fall as Saudi Arabia said it had restored 40% of lost capacity and expected to fully restore production by the end of the month. Base metal prices declined due to a stronger US dollar and ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Gold prices edged up as weak US data rekindled fears of an economic slowdown. Brexit developments will be important as the outcome could impact metal prices. Crude oil rose after an EIA report showed declines in gasoline and distillate fuel inventories, though crude inventories increased. Base metals traded flat to negative due to worries about slowing global economic growth and the US-China trade dispute.
The document provides a technical outlook and summary of commodity markets for 28 August 2019. It discusses gold trading near $1545/oz as market players await clarity on US-China trade issues and Fed policy. NYMEX crude trades above $55 per barrel supported by a drawdown in US crude oil stocks. Base metals trade choppily amid uncertainty over the US-China trade war and global economic concerns.
Gold prices rose due to interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve and uncertainty in US-China trade negotiations. Base metal prices fell due to weaker Chinese manufacturing data and delays in a US-China trade deal. Crude oil prices declined as US production hit a record high and OPEC output increased, despite attacks on Saudi oil facilities. Today's economic reports include manufacturing PMIs and US jobs data.
Gold prices dipped slightly on Monday due to easing tensions between the US and China over trade. Rising geopolitical tensions had previously pushed investors toward safe haven assets like gold. While the US imposed additional tariffs on China and vice versa, comments from Trump and China eased concerns slightly. Oil prices also fell as demand worries persist due to the trade tensions. Base metal prices may find support as tensions eased, with both countries expressing optimism for a possible deal. The report provides trading recommendations and outlooks for various commodities.
- Gold prices fell last week as political tensions in the US drove investors to the safer US dollar, weighing on gold. However, tensions in the Middle East limited gold's decline.
- Oil prices dropped as well due to concerns over excess supply and slowing global manufacturing. Saudi Arabia's restoration of oil production after attacks also decreased prices.
- Base metal prices declined due to the ongoing US-China trade tensions dampening demand outlook and weak Eurozone manufacturing data.
- On August 23rd, spot gold prices fell below $1500/ounce due to minutes from the US Federal Reserve that suggested policymakers were not pursuing further interest rate cuts.
- Silver and base metal prices also declined while WTI crude oil fell due to rising global tensions and a build-up in US refined product stocks.
- The document provides technical outlooks and recommendations to buy or sell various commodities, including zinc, nickel, gold, crude oil, natural gas, copper, and silver.
The document provides a daily technical outlook report for various commodities on 28 August 2019. It discusses the performance of gold, silver, crude oil and other base metals. It notes that gold prices rose due to weak US economic data and recession worries. Crude oil prices surged on expectations of a fall in US crude inventory levels. Base metal prices were mixed with lead gaining the most. The report provides buy and sell recommendations for various commodities including zinc, nickel, gold, crude oil, copper, silver, aluminium and lead.
Gold prices are hovering near two-month lows as investors remain cautious following a speech by the US President that provided no details on a trade deal with China. Uncertainties remain around trade talks. Inflation data from the US and India will be watched. The US Fed Chairman will testify on the economic outlook. Crude oil prices were steady after the President said the US and China were close to a trade deal but provided no signing details. Base metal prices were flat with worries over a delayed US-China trade deal.
- Gold held steady above $1490 as the market awaits clarity on Brexit, with the EU deciding whether to extend the deadline to January.
- Crude oil prices rose after a surprise fall in US inventories, though Russia said proposals to change the terms of its supply cut deal have not been formally proposed.
- Base metal prices were mixed, with copper rising on supply disruption fears from protests in Chile, while zinc gained on falling inventories.
Trump has nominated Dan Brouillette to replace Rick Perry as Secretary of Energy. Brouillette has been serving as Deputy Secretary under Perry. Perry is planning to leave the administration later this year and has been grooming Brouillette to succeed him. Brouillette has taken on increasing responsibilities in recent months in preparation for the role.
Gold prices fell as investors favored riskier assets due to positive US economic data and hopes of a US-China trade deal. Crude oil prices rose after US inventories declined more than expected. Base metal prices were volatile but rose on hopes of a US-China trade agreement after officials said they would hold talks in October.
The document provides a summary of commodity prices and trends for various commodities including base metals, crude oil, gold and silver. It discusses factors influencing commodity prices such as the US-China trade deal, global economic activity, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and ETF flows. Analyst opinions on price movements for commodities such as copper, gold and oil are also presented.
- Gold prices held steady above $1490 as the market awaits clarity on Brexit negotiations. The EU will decide whether to extend the Brexit deadline to January 2020.
- Crude oil prices rose after a surprise drop in US inventories. Gains were limited due to concerns about weak global demand.
- Base metal prices were mixed, with copper rising on supply disruptions in Chile but gains capped by fears over the global economy. Zinc rose due to low inventories.
Gold prices eased as hopes for a US-China trade deal buoyed risk appetite. China wants firmer US commitments to lift tariffs in a deal. Data showed a rise in US services activity. Gold holdings in the SPDR ETF rose slightly. Crude oil prices fell after a report showed a larger-than-expected rise in US inventories but losses were capped by easing trade tensions. Base metals rallied on optimism for easing trade tensions, with aluminum and copper reaching seven-week highs. Chile cut its copper production forecast due to unrest impacting a key mine. Natural gas prices rose on short-covering and expectations for cooler weather supporting demand.
The document provides a technical outlook and analysis of various commodities for 26 August 2019. It discusses the performance of gold, silver, base metals, energy commodities, and other commodities over the previous week. It notes that gold and silver prices dipped due to a rise in US Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar, while crude oil prices rose due to a drawdown in US inventories and signs of easing US-China trade tensions. Base metals prices declined due to weak Chinese manufacturing data but were supported by optimism around US-China trade talks. The document then provides trading recommendations and outlook for various commodities.
- Wholesale inflation in India remained unchanged at 1.08% in August 2019, easing on a year-on-year basis due to a decline in fuel and manufactured goods prices.
- Food inflation accelerated to 7.67% in August, driven by rising prices of vegetables, pulses, and fruits.
- Nine out of 17 manufactured products saw negative inflation or deflation in July 2019, dragging down the overall wholesale inflation.
- Low retail inflation and slowing economic growth may force the Reserve Bank of India to cut interest rates for the fifth consecutive time in October.
Larsen & Toubro Ltd is an Indian conglomerate with interests in engineering, construction, manufacturing, and technology. The document recommends buying L&T shares with a target price of Rs. 1410 within 3 months. It provides a quick overview of L&T's financial performance, order book, and industry outlook. It also includes a SWOT analysis and financial projections for L&T.
This document provides a daily technical outlook report on various commodities for 22 August 2019. It discusses the performance of gold, silver, crude oil, base metals, and other commodities. It also provides trading recommendations and outlook for the trending commodities of the day, suggesting when to buy or sell based on price levels.
Gold prices eased due to positive signals from US-China trade talks reducing demand for safe havens. Brexit negotiations remain uncertain with PM Johnson's deal failing in parliament. Crude oil traded steadily as US-China trade talks progress raised optimism, though tensions also remained. Base metals traded in a range amid ongoing Brexit uncertainty, while signs of potential easing in US-China trade tensions provided some support.
This document provides a summary of commodity prices and gold/silver rates on December 21, 2019:
1. Oil prices are set for a third weekly rise despite falling on Friday due to expectations of higher energy demand from progress in the US-China trade dispute.
2. Gold prices in India rose by Rs. 92 to Rs. 38,121 per 10 grams for the week, up 0.77%.
3. Gold traded slightly higher despite the impeachment threat against Trump as market players downplay economic and geopolitical risks.
Crude oil inventories in the US saw an unexpected build according to the API, rising against analyst expectations of a draw. This led oil prices to plunge on Tuesday. Meanwhile, gold prices rose ahead of the expected Fed interest rate cut. Base metal prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were mostly down but stable overall as investors awaited the outcome of the FOMC meeting.
Gold prices are hovering near two-month lows as investors remain cautious following a speech by the US President that gave no details on a US-China trade deal signing. There is uncertainty until updates on easing trade tensions. Inflation data from the US and India will be watched. The US Fed Chairman will testify on the economic outlook. Crude oil prices were steady after the President's speech provided no date for a trade deal signing. The IEA forecasts slowing global oil demand growth after 2025 as fuel efficiency improves. Base metal prices were flat with renewed worries over a delayed US-China trade deal.
Gold prices rose due to interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve and uncertainty in US-China trade negotiations. Base metal prices fell due to weaker Chinese manufacturing data and delays in a US-China trade deal. Crude oil prices declined as US production hit a record high and OPEC output increased, despite attacks on Saudi oil facilities. Today's economic reports include manufacturing PMIs and US jobs data.
Gold prices dipped slightly on Monday due to easing tensions between the US and China over trade. Rising geopolitical tensions had previously pushed investors toward safe haven assets like gold. While the US imposed additional tariffs on China and vice versa, comments from Trump and China eased concerns slightly. Oil prices also fell as demand worries persist due to the trade tensions. Base metal prices may find support as tensions eased, with both countries expressing optimism for a possible deal. The report provides trading recommendations and outlooks for various commodities.
- Gold prices fell last week as political tensions in the US drove investors to the safer US dollar, weighing on gold. However, tensions in the Middle East limited gold's decline.
- Oil prices dropped as well due to concerns over excess supply and slowing global manufacturing. Saudi Arabia's restoration of oil production after attacks also decreased prices.
- Base metal prices declined due to the ongoing US-China trade tensions dampening demand outlook and weak Eurozone manufacturing data.
- On August 23rd, spot gold prices fell below $1500/ounce due to minutes from the US Federal Reserve that suggested policymakers were not pursuing further interest rate cuts.
- Silver and base metal prices also declined while WTI crude oil fell due to rising global tensions and a build-up in US refined product stocks.
- The document provides technical outlooks and recommendations to buy or sell various commodities, including zinc, nickel, gold, crude oil, natural gas, copper, and silver.
The document provides a daily technical outlook report for various commodities on 28 August 2019. It discusses the performance of gold, silver, crude oil and other base metals. It notes that gold prices rose due to weak US economic data and recession worries. Crude oil prices surged on expectations of a fall in US crude inventory levels. Base metal prices were mixed with lead gaining the most. The report provides buy and sell recommendations for various commodities including zinc, nickel, gold, crude oil, copper, silver, aluminium and lead.
Gold prices are hovering near two-month lows as investors remain cautious following a speech by the US President that provided no details on a trade deal with China. Uncertainties remain around trade talks. Inflation data from the US and India will be watched. The US Fed Chairman will testify on the economic outlook. Crude oil prices were steady after the President said the US and China were close to a trade deal but provided no signing details. Base metal prices were flat with worries over a delayed US-China trade deal.
- Gold held steady above $1490 as the market awaits clarity on Brexit, with the EU deciding whether to extend the deadline to January.
- Crude oil prices rose after a surprise fall in US inventories, though Russia said proposals to change the terms of its supply cut deal have not been formally proposed.
- Base metal prices were mixed, with copper rising on supply disruption fears from protests in Chile, while zinc gained on falling inventories.
Trump has nominated Dan Brouillette to replace Rick Perry as Secretary of Energy. Brouillette has been serving as Deputy Secretary under Perry. Perry is planning to leave the administration later this year and has been grooming Brouillette to succeed him. Brouillette has taken on increasing responsibilities in recent months in preparation for the role.
Gold prices fell as investors favored riskier assets due to positive US economic data and hopes of a US-China trade deal. Crude oil prices rose after US inventories declined more than expected. Base metal prices were volatile but rose on hopes of a US-China trade agreement after officials said they would hold talks in October.
The document provides a summary of commodity prices and trends for various commodities including base metals, crude oil, gold and silver. It discusses factors influencing commodity prices such as the US-China trade deal, global economic activity, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and ETF flows. Analyst opinions on price movements for commodities such as copper, gold and oil are also presented.
- Gold prices held steady above $1490 as the market awaits clarity on Brexit negotiations. The EU will decide whether to extend the Brexit deadline to January 2020.
- Crude oil prices rose after a surprise drop in US inventories. Gains were limited due to concerns about weak global demand.
- Base metal prices were mixed, with copper rising on supply disruptions in Chile but gains capped by fears over the global economy. Zinc rose due to low inventories.
Gold prices eased as hopes for a US-China trade deal buoyed risk appetite. China wants firmer US commitments to lift tariffs in a deal. Data showed a rise in US services activity. Gold holdings in the SPDR ETF rose slightly. Crude oil prices fell after a report showed a larger-than-expected rise in US inventories but losses were capped by easing trade tensions. Base metals rallied on optimism for easing trade tensions, with aluminum and copper reaching seven-week highs. Chile cut its copper production forecast due to unrest impacting a key mine. Natural gas prices rose on short-covering and expectations for cooler weather supporting demand.
The document provides a technical outlook and analysis of various commodities for 26 August 2019. It discusses the performance of gold, silver, base metals, energy commodities, and other commodities over the previous week. It notes that gold and silver prices dipped due to a rise in US Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar, while crude oil prices rose due to a drawdown in US inventories and signs of easing US-China trade tensions. Base metals prices declined due to weak Chinese manufacturing data but were supported by optimism around US-China trade talks. The document then provides trading recommendations and outlook for various commodities.
- Wholesale inflation in India remained unchanged at 1.08% in August 2019, easing on a year-on-year basis due to a decline in fuel and manufactured goods prices.
- Food inflation accelerated to 7.67% in August, driven by rising prices of vegetables, pulses, and fruits.
- Nine out of 17 manufactured products saw negative inflation or deflation in July 2019, dragging down the overall wholesale inflation.
- Low retail inflation and slowing economic growth may force the Reserve Bank of India to cut interest rates for the fifth consecutive time in October.
Larsen & Toubro Ltd is an Indian conglomerate with interests in engineering, construction, manufacturing, and technology. The document recommends buying L&T shares with a target price of Rs. 1410 within 3 months. It provides a quick overview of L&T's financial performance, order book, and industry outlook. It also includes a SWOT analysis and financial projections for L&T.
This document provides a daily technical outlook report on various commodities for 22 August 2019. It discusses the performance of gold, silver, crude oil, base metals, and other commodities. It also provides trading recommendations and outlook for the trending commodities of the day, suggesting when to buy or sell based on price levels.
Gold prices eased due to positive signals from US-China trade talks reducing demand for safe havens. Brexit negotiations remain uncertain with PM Johnson's deal failing in parliament. Crude oil traded steadily as US-China trade talks progress raised optimism, though tensions also remained. Base metals traded in a range amid ongoing Brexit uncertainty, while signs of potential easing in US-China trade tensions provided some support.
This document provides a summary of commodity prices and gold/silver rates on December 21, 2019:
1. Oil prices are set for a third weekly rise despite falling on Friday due to expectations of higher energy demand from progress in the US-China trade dispute.
2. Gold prices in India rose by Rs. 92 to Rs. 38,121 per 10 grams for the week, up 0.77%.
3. Gold traded slightly higher despite the impeachment threat against Trump as market players downplay economic and geopolitical risks.
Crude oil inventories in the US saw an unexpected build according to the API, rising against analyst expectations of a draw. This led oil prices to plunge on Tuesday. Meanwhile, gold prices rose ahead of the expected Fed interest rate cut. Base metal prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were mostly down but stable overall as investors awaited the outcome of the FOMC meeting.
Gold prices are hovering near two-month lows as investors remain cautious following a speech by the US President that gave no details on a US-China trade deal signing. There is uncertainty until updates on easing trade tensions. Inflation data from the US and India will be watched. The US Fed Chairman will testify on the economic outlook. Crude oil prices were steady after the President's speech provided no date for a trade deal signing. The IEA forecasts slowing global oil demand growth after 2025 as fuel efficiency improves. Base metal prices were flat with renewed worries over a delayed US-China trade deal.
Yellow metal and oil prices declined due to a stronger US dollar and rising bond yields after better-than-expected US jobless claims data. Base metal prices also fell sharply due to US manufacturing activity contracting in August and worries over weaker global demand. Meanwhile, US natural gas supplies rose slightly less than expected last week.
Crude oil prices jumped after a government report showed a larger-than-expected drawdown in US crude inventories. The draw of 6.9 million barrels was larger than the previous week's draw of 4.8 million barrels. Oil prices remained volatile as traders weighed ongoing trade tensions and their potential economic impact against expectations that OPEC will extend its production cuts. Other energy reports showed draws in gasoline inventories and increases in distillate fuel and refinery utilization rates.
- Gold prices increased due to increased geopolitical tensions in the Middle East following attacks on Saudi oil facilities. Central banks like the Fed, BoE and BoJ recently took dovish stances.
- Brent crude oil rose over 2% due to concerns that Saudi Arabian oil supply disruptions could be longer than expected after recent attacks. Natural gas fell sharply due to a larger than expected inventory build.
- Base metals like nickel were volatile, while copper was under pressure as trade talks progress was uncertain. Zinc and lead traded negatively due to mine closure announcements.
Gold and silver prices rose significantly due to concerns about weakening global economic growth. Gold imports to India fell sharply in August. Crude oil prices declined for the third day in a row due to worries about weakening demand from the US-China trade tensions. Base metal prices also dropped due to disappointing US manufacturing data and ongoing US-China trade issues.
The document provides a summary of commodity prices and market expectations on December 28, 2019. It includes the following key points:
1) Gold prices rose for the 5th day and were up 22.81% for the year. Crude oil and gold prices are expected to trade higher, while copper prices are expected to trade sideways.
2) Silver underperformed gold for most of 2019. Gold prices gained Rs 138 per 10 grams and silver gained Rs 430 per kg in recent trading.
3) Markets await details on the US-China trade deal as gold prices inched up in pre-holiday trading. Oil declined slightly but losses were limited as the US and China near a trade deal.
Gold prices gained ahead of the Fed's 25 basis point interest rate cut but then declined as the Fed signaled it may pause further cuts. Another factor weighing on gold was the cancellation of the APEC summit where a US-China trade deal was to be discussed. Base metals declined due to slowing Chinese manufacturing data and uncertainties around the US-China trade deal following the APEC cancellation. Crude oil prices weakened on a surprise build in US inventories and doubts about a US-China trade deal agreement. Natural gas prices remained positive on forecasts for colder temperatures in the central US.
Oil prices rose on Friday due to a fall in the U.S. unemployment rate easing recession concerns, though prices remained on track for weekly losses. Benchmark Brent crude rose 1.6% while WTI crude rose 1.3%, but both were down over 5% for the week. The job growth in September of 136,000 jobs was moderate and unemployment fell to a 50-year low of 3.5%, easing financial market concerns of a potential recession.
- Gold prices traded in a narrow range as market participants awaited the Fed meeting where an interest rate cut is expected. The comments from the Fed chairman will be important to watch.
- Crude oil prices fell over 6% after Saudi officials said oil supply had been restored, but markets remain nervous about potential future disruptions. EIA oil inventory data is due today.
- Base metal prices are under pressure due to weak Chinese data fueling demand concerns, though some metals like lead and zinc rose on mine supply disruptions.
Gold prices were flat after the Fed cut rates but commentary was not as dovish as expected. The BOJ and BOE left rates unchanged due to global uncertainty. Brent rose over 2% due to concerns over longer Saudi supply shortfalls. Natural gas fell sharply below support despite storms. Base metals traded firmly supported by US data and a widening nickel market deficit.
Global oil prices surged to their highest levels on record after attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities removed about 5% of global oil supplies. Brent crude futures jumped nearly $12 per barrel in early trading on Monday, representing the largest single-day increase in dollar terms since 1988. The attacks on the Saudi Arabian oil facilities reverberated through global financial markets, with haven assets like gold and Treasuries increasing in value due to concerns over geopolitical fallout. The unprecedented move in oil prices also impacted other commodity-linked currencies and markets. The attacks eliminated about 5.7 million barrels per day of Saudi Arabian oil output, highlighting the vulnerability of critical global energy infrastructure.
- The document provides a summary of the top 10 things to know from various markets and news sources on August 28, 2019.
- US markets slipped on recession worries from an inverted Treasury yield curve and uncertainty in US-China trade talks. Asian shares saw minor gains on higher US futures.
- The Indian rupee had its biggest single-day gain in over 5 months boosted by the RBI's transfer of funds to the government. The mutual fund industry aims to increase assets under management four-fold over the next decade.
Gold prices fell to a two-month low due to the strengthening dollar amid easing trade war uncertainties. However, confusion remains around how the US-China trade war will develop in the future. Crude oil prices rebounded after a brief fall, supported by data showing OPEC production cuts are being implemented. Base metal prices were mixed with copper and nickel lower due to weak demand concerns, while zinc and lead rose.
- Gold prices have remained in a range between $1,470 and $1,520 for the past month as updates on US-China trade talks have created confusion in the markets. A meeting between US and China leaders expected this month may be delayed until December.
- Crude oil prices were steady after falling 1.5% the previous session on reports OPEC+ may not cut supply further. Inventories of gasoline and distillates fell but crude stockpiles rose more than expected.
- Base metal prices were flat but concerned a US-China interim trade deal may be delayed. Copper production in Chile has continued normally despite unrest, while Indonesia's nickel ore export ban may reduce China's nickel
- Gold prices have remained in a range between $1,470 and $1,520 for the past month as updates on US-China trade talks have created confusion in the markets. A meeting between US and China leaders expected this month may be delayed until December.
- Crude oil prices were steady after falling 1.5% the previous session on reports OPEC+ may not cut supply further. Inventories of gasoline and distillates fell but crude stockpiles rose more than expected. Refinery utilization also dropped.
- Base metal prices were flat but concerned a US-China interim trade deal may be delayed. Copper production in Chile has continued, but China's nickel pig iron output may fall
Gold prices surged on August 23 in response to signals from the US Federal Reserve that it may pursue a more dovish monetary policy stance and increased trade tensions between the US and China. Oil prices fell sharply after China announced retaliatory tariffs against US goods. Other commodities like silver, cotton, and nickel also saw price fluctuations in recent weeks. Precious metal prices continued to rise for the third straight week as investors awaited minutes from the next US Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
Gold prices initially rose on Thursday due to economic worries but later fell sharply, snapping a three-day rise, while silver gained for a fourth day. The dollar index and rebounding US bond yields prompted investors to move toward riskier assets like US equities. Comex gold settled lower while silver rose. Crude oil prices gained for a second day after a bullish inventory report and strong equities, with WTI and Brent settling higher. Base metals traded mixed with nickel rising on supply disruption concerns while lead fell heavily in LME trading.
1. Gas prices are sensitive to seasonal demand and usually stay high during winter due to increased heating and power needs.
2. The current gold to silver ratio is 85.13 to 1, reflecting how much silver is required to buy one ounce of gold.
3. Gold and commodity prices fluctuated, with gold prices in Mumbai at different levels depending on purity and taxes.
This document provides a summary of key economic data being released during the week of March 9-14, 2020. It lists the date, time, and country/region that the economic indicator is being released for, along with the specific indicator such as consumer confidence, GDP, manufacturing PMI, etc. There is also a disclaimer at the end related to the information provided and legal terms of using the website.
The document provides a report on gold and silver prices and analysis from the MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange) on March 21, 2020.
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Gold prices on the MCX rose 0.75% to Rs. 40,129 per 10 grams as speculators created new positions amid a firm global trend, while silver prices soared Rs. 914 to Rs. 36,016 per kg as participants widened bets due to a firm global trend. The report provides technical analysis and recommendations to sell gold at Rs. 38,400 and silver at Rs. 33,047 based on support and resistance levels.
The document provides details of an option trading strategy for Ultratech Cement. It recommends buying 3400 call options of Ultratech Cement at Rs. 299 with a lot size of 200, maximum loss of Rs. 63,100, and unlimited profit potential. The strategy rationale is that Ultratech Cement has broken resistance and sustained above that level, indicating a high probability of the stock price rising further.
- The USD was higher against the INR on Friday after the Indian Prime Minister announced a nationwide curfew on Sunday to combat the spread of coronavirus.
- USD/INR was trading at 75.15, up 0.50% for the day. The research recommendation was to buy USD/INR at 75.24 with a target of 76.5 and stop loss of 74.2.
- The document provided a technical analysis of USD/INR along with a research recommendation for trading the currency pair.
The document provides analysis and recommendations on the Indian stock market and some specific stocks. It discusses key support and resistance levels for indexes like Nifty and Bank Nifty. It provides both short term and medium term buy recommendations for stocks like Reliance, Tata Steel, and Maruti among others. The document also summarizes global market conditions and movements in crude oil prices.
Silver, gold and crude oil futures prices rose on Friday according to the commodity snapshot document. Natural gas markets fluctuated after rising on Thursday. Nickel futures also gained on Friday due to rising demand. The aluminum industry may see reduced production and loads due to the automotive sector slowing down as a result of the coronavirus crisis in Germany and Europe. Rubber prices declined as tyre makers and domestic stockists were not interested in increasing commitments.
- The document provides a sector-wise breakdown of the movement in the Indian stock market on March 21, 2020. Most sectors saw gains ranging from 3.4% to 10.1%.
- It also lists support and resistance levels for the Nifty and Bank Nifty indexes. Foreign and domestic institutional investor activity is shown for the past few days.
- The indexes saw gains on March 20 on hopes of a government stimulus and positive global cues, breaking a four-day losing streak. However, the market remains sell-on-rally due to coronavirus pessimism.
JSW Steel is an Indian steel company and one of the fastest growing in India. It has a footprint in over 140 countries. JSW Steel is India's second largest private sector steel company with an installed capacity of 18 MTPA. The document provides a rating of "Buy" for JSW Steel with a target price of INR 250 and discusses the company's financial performance, growth, capacity expansion plans, and valuation compared to peers.
- The stock market indices in India ended lower for the fourth consecutive session on March 19 due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic impact. The Sensex closed down 581 points and Nifty fell 205 points.
- The economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is being felt globally via supply chain disruptions and a slowdown in demand as more countries implement lockdowns and social distancing measures. This will likely weaken the global economy in the first half of 2020.
- The effects of the pandemic are expected to be prolonged, with supply chain disruptions in China gradually easing by mid-April but the impact on travel and tourism likely lasting until June. Weak demand from lockdowns
- Gold futures rose on Friday due to safe haven demand amid the accelerated spread of COVID-19, lower US equities, and a weaker US dollar.
- The Dow Jones fell 0.8% and the US Dollar Index fell 0.25%, both lending support to gold prices.
- Silver markets also rallied, piercing the $13 level and looking to build a base as the market has been oversold, though industrial demand for silver will be negatively impacted by the pandemic.
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The document provides analysis of the Indian stock market and recommends buying Hindustan Unilever Limited futures. It analyzes technical indicators for the Nifty 50 index and Bank Nifty index, noting support and resistance levels. It also discusses currency movements between the Indian rupee and US dollar. Open interest data for various securities is presented.
- Several key sectors saw declines last week, with the BSE PSU index falling -133.2 points and the BSE Bankex index declining -236.68 points.
- The Nifty index failed to break above previous highs and closed the week down 32.6 points at 12,080.85. Technical indicators suggest the potential for further declines in the short term.
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This document provides a summary of key economic data being released for the week of February 24, 2020 to February 29, 2020 from various countries including New Zealand, Eurozone, Australia, Canada, China, and the United States. It also includes disclaimers about investment risks and responsibilities for the information provided.
- The weekly market report provides an overview of the performance of key indices like Nifty and Bank Nifty for the week ending February 20, 2020. Nifty ended the week lower by 32 points at 12,080 levels while Bank Nifty closed lower by 287 points at 30,942 levels.
- Most sectors ended in red for the week with auto, metal and PSU banking indices falling the most. IT was the only sector in green, gaining over 1%. Foreign institutional investors were net sellers in the cash market during the week.
- Going forward, analysts will monitor official economic data for signs of recovery in the slowing Indian economy. The report provides technical levels for the indices along with details of sector performances.
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ENERGY
Oil gets boost as new Saudi minister commits to output cuts
Oil prices rosemorethan1% onMondayafterthe new Saudienergy minister,Prince
Abdulazizbin Salman,confirmedexpectationsthattherewouldbenoradicalchangein
his country’soil policy.Prince Abdulaziz,son ofSaudiKing Salmanandalong-time
member ofthe Saudidelegationtothe Organizationofthe PetroleumExporting
Countries(OPEC), replacedKhalidal-Falihon Sunday.
“Themoveisbullish foroil prices,”Phil Flynn,an analystatPriceFutures Groupin
Chicago, saidin anote.“PrinceAbdulazizbin Salmanis knownasanoil production
cutter.He hasbeen instrumentalin securing productioncuts in thepast.”
Brentcrudefuturesgained74cents, or1.2%, to$62.28a barrelby10:40a.m.EDT
(1440GMT), while U.S. WestTexasIntermediate(WTI) crudefuturesrose$1.06,or
1.9%,to $57.58abarrel.
PrinceAbdulazizsaidon Mondaythe pillarsofSaudiArabia’spolicywouldnotchange
andaglobal dealto cutoil productionby1.2million barrelsperdaywouldsurvive.
He addedthattheso-called OPEC+alliancebetween OPECandnon-membercountries
including Russiawas stayingforthe long term.
Russia’soil outputin August exceededits quotaundertheOPEC+agreements.
OPECoil outputin Augustroseforthefirstmonththisyearas higher supplyfromIraq
andNigeria outweighedrestraintbySaudiArabiaandlosses causedbyU.S. sanctions
onIran.TheUnited ArabEmirates’energy ministerSuhailal-Mazroueisaidon Sunday
thatOPECandnon-OPECproducerswere“committed”toachieving oil marketbalance.
The OPEC+deal’sjointministerial monitoringcommitteemeetson Thursdayin Abu
Dhabi.
Tradeandgeopolitical tensionsareaffectingthemarket,Mazroueisaid.
3. 2
PRECIOUS METAL
Gold edges up on rate cut bets, firmer equities limitupside
Gold edged higher onMonday,crawling awayfromatwo-weeklowtouchedin the
previous session, supportedbyhopesofmonetarypolicyeasing by majorcentralbanks
althoughthe metal’s advancewascappedbyimprovedappetiteforriskierassets.Spot
gold wasup0.2% at$1,509.01perounce, asof 1001GMT. The metaltouched
$1,502.50onFriday,alevel lastseen on Aug.23.
U.S. gold futureswereup0.1% at$1,517.40anounce.
“Gold hasbeen retreatingbecauseofriskappetitereturningtothe market,so the
concerns(over U.S.-Chinatradeties andglobal growth)seem tobesubdued,”
CommerzbankanalystEugenWeinbergsaid, addingthatmonetaryeasing bycentral
bankscould drivearallyin gold in the medium term.
“We’relikely toseea pausein theupwardtend,butthetrendis still intact.”
FinancialmarketsaroundtheworldroseonMonday,withEuropeanstockshovering
neara one-monthhigh afterdatashoweda surpriserisein German exportsandon
firmerexpectationsof freshstimulusbythe EuropeanCentralBanklaterthis week.
Risksentimentwasalsolifted onFridayafterChinasaidit wouldslashthe amountof
cashthatbanksmust holdasreserves, while U.S. Federal ReserveChairmanJerome
Powell saidthe centralbankwouldcontinueto “actas appropriate”to sustaineconomic
expansion.
Powell’scommentsanda mixedU.S. employment reportbolsteredexpectationsfora
ratecutatthe Fed’sSept.17-18policymeeting.“With theECBandFed primedto further
easemonetaryconditionsthis month,itis unlikelygold will dipbelow $1,500/ozin the
short-term,”HowieLee, economist atOCBCBanksaid in anote.Lowerinterest rates
decreasethe opportunitycostofholding non-yieldingbullion andweigh on thedollar,
makinggold cheaperforinvestors holding othercurrencies.
4. 3
BASE METAL
BaseMetals: Copper slides, demand doubts reinforced by China
data
China'sAugustexportsfell 1% fromayearearlier,thebiggest fallsince June.Analysts
hadexpecteda 2%rise afterJuly's 3.3%gain.STIMULUS:China'scentralbankonFriday
cutbanks'reserverequirements foraseventh timesince early2018tofreeupmore
fundsforlending.
Beijing is widely expectedto announcemoresupportmeasuresin coming weeks to
avertthe riskofa sharpereconomic slowdownincluding thefirstcuts in somekey
lending ratesin fouryears.TRADES:Augustsawdramaticescalationsin thebitteryear-
long traderow,withWashingtonannouncing15%tariffsonawide rangeofChinese
goodsfromSept.1. Beijing hit backwith retaliatorylevies. Theworld'stwolargest
economieshaveagreed tohold high-level talksin early Octoberin Washington,the first
in-persondiscussionssincea failedU.S.-Chinatrademeeting atthe end ofJuly."For the
LMEgroupto moveconvincingly higher, it needstosee some encouraging news onthe
tradefront,orfailing that,strongermacrodatacoming outofChina,"saidEdwardMeir,
analystatINTLFCStone."Unfortunately,thetwogo hand-in-handandsoas long asthe
tradeissueisnotaddressed,neithercan we expecttosee theChineseeconomyget back
ontrack."LEAD:One companyholdingbetween 50% and79% oflead warrantshas
fuelled concern aboutnearbysuppliesonthe LMEmarket.This canbeseen in the
premium forthecash over thethree-monthlead contractat$7.5a tonnefroma
discountlastweek. Three-monthlead wasdown0.1% at$2,075.ALUMINIUM: Talkof
Indonesialookinginto abanonexportsofbauxite,afeed stockfor aluminium,helped
prices ofthe transportandpackagingmetal tothree-weekhighs of$1,801a tonne.It
waslastup 0.3%to$1,796.A breakofthe 50-daymoving averageat$1,795saw
aluminium testthe100-daymoving averageat$1,800.
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