The document provides a market summary highlighting recent fluctuations in commodity prices, including gold and oil, amid concerns over Greece's potential debt default. It emphasizes the importance of conducting independent research for investment decisions and includes details on support and resistance levels for various commodities. Additionally, it specifies expiry dates and margin requirements for different commodities traded.

1. COMMODITY SUMMARY 29.06.15
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Market Highlight
Gold fell to a three-week low on Friday
before reversing losses as investors
continued to monitor developments
surrounding talks between Greece and
its international creditors, amid
mounting fears over a potential debt
default.
Market participants nervously eyed
developments in Greece’s debt talks
ahead of the looming deadline for
Greece to repay €1.6 billion to the
International Monetary Fund on June
30. If Greece misses the payment it risks
going into default, which could trigger
the country’s exit from the euro area.
Oil prices fell in early Asian trade, with
U.S. crude dropping below $59 after
Greece imposed capital controls as
lenders refused to extend the country's
bailout.
Brent crude for August delivery LCOc1
was down 81 cents at $62.45 a barrel by
0300 GMT, after rising 6 cents to
$63.26 a barrel on Friday.
U.S. crude for delivery in August CLc1
dropped 87 cents to $58.76 a barrel. It
closed down 7 cents on Friday to end
the week at $59.63.
Earlier on Monday U.S. crude dropped
as far as $58.63.
SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL
COMMODITY S2 S1 PP R1 R2
GOLD 26331 26428 26508 26605 26685
GOLD MINI 26210 26305 26386 26481 26562
SILVER 35084 35526 35858 36300 36632
SILVER MINI 35148 35565 35882 36299 36616
COPPER 366.1 368.7 370.5 373.1 374.9
NICKEL 777.00 783.7 795.5 802.2 814.0
LEAD 110.8 111.5 112.7 113.4 114.6
ZINC 127.7 128.23 128.9 129.4 130.1
ALUMINIUM 105.2 105.65 106.6 107.1 108.0
N. GAS 173.0 175.3 179.3 181.6 185.6
CRUDE OIL 3726 3771 3799 3844 3872
MENTHAOIL 1017.9 1034.9 1058.8 1075.8 1099.7
CPO 450.1 451.8 453.2 454.9 456.3
CARDAMOM 820.1 826.1 832.5 838.5 844.9
COTTON 15393.3 15616.7 15743.3 15966.7 16093.3
MCX MARGIN
Commodity
Expiry
Margin
%
Lot
Value(Rs)
Approx
Margin
(Rs)
GOLD 05-Aug-15 5.00% 2652400 132620
GOLDM 03-Jul-15 5.00% 263990 13200
SILVER 03-Jul-15 5.00% 1079040 53952
SILVERM 30-Jun-15 5.00% 179905 8995
COPPER 30-Jun-15 5.00% 371200 18560
NICKEL 30-Jun-15 6.00% 197600 11856
LEAD 30-Jun-15 5.00% 561250 28063
ZINC 30-Jun-15 5.00% 643750 32188
ALUMINIUM 30-Jun-15 5.00% 530750 26538
NATURALGAS 28-Jul-15 8.48% 222000 18826
CRUDEOIL 20-Jul-15 6.41% 381500 24454
MENTHAOIL 30-Jun-15 26.39% 378720 99944
CPO 30-Jun-15 5.00% 453500 22675
CARDAMOM 15-Jul-15 5.00% 83210 4161
COTTON 30-Jun-15 14.00% 396000 55440