A day earlier, natural gas for delivery in April shed 0.4 cents, or 0.14%, to settle at $2.889. Futures were likely to find support at $2.839 per million British thermal units, the low from February 24, and resistance at $3.045, the high from February 23. The Energy Information Administration's storage report slated for release on Thursday is expected to show a withdrawal of approximately 230 billion cubic feet for the week ending February 20, as a recent cold blast stoked heating demand.

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Market Highlight
Gold futures reversed most of the gains in
American trading on Wednesday afternoon
before settling slightly higher. On the
Comex division of the New York Mercantile
Exchange, gold futures for April delivery
jumped $7.30 or 0.61% to $1,204.60 in late-
afternoon trading. Gold prices hit an
intraday high of $1,211.70 during European
morning hours. On Tuesday, gold dropped
to $1,190 to reach a seven-week low,
before settling at $1,197.30, down 0.29% or
$3.50. Futures were likely to find support at
$1,177.80, the low from January 5, and
resistance at $1,215.30, the high from
February 20.
Crude oil prices fell in Asia on Thursday
with investors noting the continued battle for
market share led by Saudi Arabia.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI
crude oil for April delivery fell 0.71% to
$50.63 a barrel. Overnight, oil prices moved
higher on Wednesday as Saudi Arabia's oil
minister calmed markets with reassuring
comments on global oil demand and U.S.
data indicated that oil supply in the nation
reached its highest level ever.
Natural gas prices fluctuated between
gains and losses on Wednesday, as market
participants looked ahead to fresh weekly
information on U.S. gas inventories to
gauge the strength of demand for the
heating fuel. On the New York Mercantile
Exchange, natural gas for delivery in April
shed 0.4 cents, or 0.14%, to trade at $2.885
per million British thermal units during U.S.
morning hours. Prices traded in a range
between $2.870 and $2.914.
SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL
COMMODITY S2 S1 PP R1 R2
GOLD 25934 26028 26174 26268 26414
GOLD MINI 25979 26060 26202 26283 26425
SILVER 35866 36160 36495 36789 37124
SILVER MINI 35804 36136 36490 36822 37176
COPPER 358.0 360.7 362.5 365.2 367.0
NICKEL 869.60 875.2 885.1 890.7 900.6
LEAD 105.8 106.7 108.3 109.2 110.8
ZINC 124.9 125.88 127.6 128.5 130.2
ALUMINIUM 109.3 110.03 111.1 111.8 112.9
N. GAS 172.2 174.8 179.4 182.0 186.6
CRUDE OIL 2989 3053 3094 3158 3199
MENTHAOIL 745.4 754.9 761.0 770.5 776.6
CPO 451.3 452.1 453.0 453.8 454.7
CARDAMOM 1048.2 1065.3 1099.5 1116.6 1150.8
COTTON 14816.7 14903.3 14966.7 15053.3 15116.7
MCX MARGIN
Commodity
Expiry
Margin
%
Lot
Value(Rs)
Approx
Margin
(Rs)
GOLD 03-Apr-2015 5.00 130295.00 2605900.00
GOLDM 05-Mar-2015 5.00 13038.50 260770.00
SILVER 05-Mar-2015 6.48 69953.01 1079220.00
SILVERM 27-Feb-2015 6.50 11698.00 179895.00
COPPER 27-Feb-2015 5.00 18120.00 362400.00
NICKEL 27-Feb-2015 6.00 13305.00 221750.00
LEAD 27-Feb-2015 5.00 27300.00 546000.00
ZINC 27-Feb-2015 5.00 32050.00 641000.00
ALUMINIUM 27-Feb-2015 5.00 27875.00 557500.00
NATURALGAS 26-Mar-2015 10.96 25332.05 231125.00
CRUDEOIL 19-Mar-2015 9.85 30741.37 312200.00
MENTHAOIL 27-Feb-2015 5.00 13552.20 271044.00
CPO 27-Feb-2015 5.00 22650.00 453000.00
CARDAMOM 13-Mar-2015 5.27 5937.44 112750.00
COTTON 27-Feb-2015 5.00 18662.50 373250.00