The document provides a commodity market summary highlighting the recent increase in oil prices, including U.S. crude and natural gas trends, as well as metals like gold and silver. It outlines investment risks and encourages further research while noting regulatory guidelines regarding investment advice. Additionally, it presents support and resistance levels for various commodities along with margin requirements for trading.

1. COMMODITY SUMMARY 04.02.15
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Market Highlight
U.S. crude supplies had registered another
heavy build last week; investors were
growing more confident that oil prices have
hit a bottom after a seven-month rout.
Traders said oil bulls were encouraged by
BP's plan to cut capital expenditure by 13
percent to $20 billion in 2015, which came
after reductions announced by other major
energy companies. Benchmark Brent crude
oil was up $3.77 at $58.52 a barrel by 2:02
p.m. ET (1902 GMT). U.S. crude or WTI,
rose $4.30 to $53.87.
U.S. natural gas prices declined for the
fifth consecutive session on Tuesday to
trade near the lowest level in 28 months, as
forecasts for mid-February showed weather
is expected to be warmer than previously
predicted. On the New York Mercantile
Exchange, natural gas for delivery in March
fell by as much as 6.6 cents, or 2.47%, to hit
a session low of $2.651 per million British
thermal units, before trading at $2.672
during U.S. morning hours, down 0.9 cents,
or 0.32.
Gold prices gained in Asia on Wednesday
as investors focused on Chinese New Year
demand and continued a buying trend seen
overnight in the U.S.
On the Comex division of the New York
Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for April
delivery rose 0.13% to trade at $1,261.90 a
troy ounce.
Silver futures for March delivery fell 0.02%
to trade at $17.318 a troy ounce.
Elsewhere in metals trading, copper for
March delivery gained 0.30% to trade at
$2.586 a pound.
SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL
COMMODITY S2 S1 PP R1 R2
GOLD 27087 27292 27656 27861 28225
GOLD MINI 27310 27498 27789 27977 28268
SILVER 36968 37529 38265 38826 39562
SILVER MINI 36945 37526 38280 38861 39615
COPPER 338.7 345.9 350.2 357.4 361.6
NICKEL 936.83 942.7 950.8 956.7 964.8
LEAD 113.3 113.8 114.8 115.3 116.3
ZINC 131.0 132.20 133.0 134.2 135.0
ALUMINIUM 114.6 115.40 116.1 116.9 117.5
N. GAS 162.2 166.9 169.5 174.2 176.8
CRUDE OIL 3009 3117 3177 3285 3345
MENTHAOIL 749.6 753.3 759.1 762.8 768.6
CPO 438.1 442.2 444.8 448.9 451.5
CARDAMOM 1040.8 1055.2 1077.6 1092.0 1114.4
COTTON 14573.3 14766.7 14873.3 15066.7 15173.3
MCX MARGIN
Commodity
Expiry
Margin
%
Lot
Value(Rs)
Approx
Margin
(Rs)
GOLD 05-Feb-15 25.00% 27,49,800 6,87,450
GOLDM 05-Feb-15 25.00% 2,76,870 69,218
SILVER 05-Mar-15 7.21% 11,42,730 82,391
SILVERM 27-Feb-15 7.23% 1,90,530 13,775
COPPER 27-Feb-15 6.44% 3,53,100 22,740
NICKEL 27-Feb-15 6.75% 2,37,125 16,006
LEAD 27-Feb-15 5.45% 5,72,000 31,174
ZINC 27-Feb-15 5.00% 6,67,000 33,350
ALUMINIUM 27-Feb-15 5.00% 5,81,000 29,050
NATURALGAS 24-Feb-15 13.28% 2,14,500 28,486
CRUDEOIL 19-Feb-15 10.70% 3,22,600 34,518
MENTHAOIL 27-Feb-15 5.00% 2,72,556 13,628
CPO 27-Feb-15 5.00% 4,46,400 22,320
CARDAMOM 13-Feb-15 7.52% 1,06,960 8,043
COTTON 27-Feb-15 5.00% 3,74,000 18,700