Gold prices dipped in Asia on Friday as mixed data from Japan signalled continued easy monetary policies. In Japan on Friday, the country reported that February national core CPI (excluding perishables but including energy) rose 2.0%, less than the 2.1% year-on-year gain expected, a 21st year-on-year rise but the smallest gain since 1.3% in March 2014. The unemployment rate came in at 3.5% as expected, down from 3.6% in January, while the job offers to seekers index met its 1.15 expectation (115 job offers for every 100 people looking for work), up from 1.14 in January and posting the highest reading since 1.19 in March 1992.

1. COMMODITY SUMMARY 27.03.15
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Market Highlight
Gold prices dipped in Asia on Friday as
mixed data from Japan signalled continued
easy monetary policies.
In Japan on Friday, the country reported
that February national core CPI (excluding
perishables but including energy) rose
2.0%, less than the 2.1% year-on-year gain
expected, a 21st year-on-year rise but the
smallest gain since 1.3% in March 2014.
The unemployment rate came in at 3.5% as
expected, down from 3.6% in January, while
the job offers to seekers index met its 1.15
expectation (115 job offers for every 100
people looking for work), up from 1.14 in
January and posting the highest reading
since 1.19 in March 1992.
Household spending fell 2.9%, less than the
3.2% year-on-year decline seen in real
terms, but still an 11th consecutive year-on-
year drop.
Copper prices rallied sharply on Thursday,
as traders continued to monitor the direction
of the U.S. dollar to gauge the appeal of the
industrial metal.
On the Comex division of the New York
Mercantile Exchange, copper for May
delivery jumped 5.3 cents, or 1.89%, to
trade at $2.845 a pound during European
morning hours after hitting an intraday peak
of $2.867.
The S&P 500 Composite index also lost
4.90 or 0.24% to close at 2,056.15, as
stocks in Utilities, Consumer Services and
Consumer Goods lagged. Only one sector,
Basic Materials, closed in the green.
SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL
COMMODITY S2 S1 PP R1 R2
GOLD 26358 26579 26784 27005 27210
GOLD MINI 26300 26552 26772 27024 27244
SILVER 37822 38217 38654 39049 39486
SILVER MINI 37757 38194 38657 39094 39557
COPPER 382.0 387.2 393.0 398.2 404.0
NICKEL 844.13 851.2 863.0 870.1 881.9
LEAD 113.9 114.8 116.3 117.3 118.8
ZINC 128.4 129.63 131.2 132.5 134.1
ALUMINIUM 110.6 111.57 112.2 113.2 113.9
N. GAS 162.0 164.4 168.5 170.9 175.0
CRUDE OIL 2991 3122 3245 3376 3499
MENTHAOIL 801.7 807.0 814.8 820.1 827.9
CPO 436.3 437.2 438.2 439.1 440.1
CARDAMOM 913.9 928.8 943.1 958.0 972.3
COTTON 15060.0 15160.0 15250.0 15350.0 15440.0
MCX MARGIN
Commodity
Expiry
Margin
%
Lot
Value(Rs)
Approx
Margin
(Rs)
GOLD 03-Apr-2015 5.00 132415.00 2648300.00
GOLDM 01-Apr-2015 5.00 13245.50 264910.00
SILVER 05-May-2015 5.43 62126.75 1144740.00
SILVERM 30-Apr-2015 5.40 10311.89 190875.00
COPPER 30-Apr-2015 5.67 21937.97 387150.00
NICKEL 31-Mar-2015 6.03 12874.12 213450.00
LEAD 31-Mar-2015 5.89 33916.33 576250.00
ZINC 31-Mar-2015 5.00 32450.00 649000.00
ALUMINIUM 31-Mar-2015 5.00 27712.50 554250.00
NATURALGAS 26-Mar-2015 10.16 21727.09 213750.00
CRUDEOIL 20-Apr-2015 8.01 24791.92 309400.00
MENTHAOIL 31-Mar-2015 5.13 15235.62 297216.00
CPO 31-Mar-2015 5.00 21810.00 436200.00
CARDAMOM 15-Apr-2015 7.25 6881.75 94910.00
COTTON 31-Mar-2015 5.00 18950.00 379000.00