Daily Commodity Report

                                                                                                           15th October 2012
                                                              MCX GOLD (5 DECEMBER 12) –
                    Gold          Silver          Crude
                   (5 Dec-12)    (5 Dec-12)     (19 Oct-12)   Gold opened lower at 31250 and moved further lower to touch an
 Open                 31,250         61,238          4,861    intra-day low of 31242. However, it managed to bounce back and
                                                              moved higher to touch an intra-day high of 31289. It ended the day
 High                 31,289         61,247          4,866
                                                              on a flat note to close at 31284.
 Low                  31,242         61,110          4,855
                                                              The Stochastic is placed below its average, which would lead to
 Close                31,284         61,198          4,862    selling pressure at regular intervals. However, the RSI is placed
 Prev. Close          31,276         61,346          4,851    above its average, which would lead to buying support at lower
                                                              levels. The ADX line, +DI line and -DI line are moving sideways,
 % Change              0.03%         -0.24%          0.23%
                                                              indicating a range bound trend. MCX Gold faces resistance at
Source – MCX                                                  31348, 31467, 31937, 32100, 32393 and 32421 while the support
                                                              levels are placed at 30837, 30428, 30340, 30179, 29668 and
                    Volume (In 000's)                         28859.
                   13/10/2012    12/10/2012         % Chg.
                                                              MCX SILVER (5 DECEMBER 12) –
 Gold (gms)           1,375.0      34,026.0        -95.96%
                                                              Silver opened lower at 61238 and moved further lower to touch an
 Silver (kgs)            70.7        1,685.6       -95.81%    intra-day low of 61110. However, it managed to bounce back and
 Crude (bbl)            483.3      20,571.2        -97.65%    moved higher to touch an intra-day high of 61247. It ended the day
                                                              with modest losses to close at 61198.
Source – MCX
                                                              The RSI is already placed below its average. Moreover, the
                   Turnover (In Lacs)                         Stochastic has moved below its average. These negative technical
                                                              conditions would lead to selling pressure. The ADX line, +DI line
                   13/10/2012    12/10/2012         % Chg.
                                                              and -DI line are moving sideways, indicating a range bound trend.
Gold                 43,002.3    1,066,281.3       -95.97%    MCX Silver faces resistance at 61398, 61912, 62273, 64600,
                                                              65723 and 66000 while the supports are placed at 60750 and
Silver               43,274.1    1,037,165.7       -95.83%    59512 levels.
Crude                23,488.4    1,000,540.9       -97.65%
                                                              MCX CRUDE (19 OCTOBER 12) –
Source – MCX
                                                              Crude opened higher at 4861 and moved further higher to touch an
                Global Market (Nymex - $)                     intra-day high of 4866. However, it failed to sustain higher and
                                                              moved lower to touch an intra-day low of 4855. It ended the day
                    15/10/2012     12/10/2012       % Chg.
                                                              with modest gains to close at 4862.
 Gold (oz)            1,744.80       1,759.70       -0.85%
                                                              The Stochastic is placed below its average, which would lead to
 Silver (oz)             33.24          33.67       -1.27%
                                                              selling pressure at regular intervals. However, the RSI is placed
 WTI Crude               91.12          91.86       -0.81%    above its average, which would lead to buying support at lower
 Brent Crude            114.06         114.62       -0.49%
                                                              levels. The ADX line, +DI line and are moving sideways, indicating
                                                              a range bound trend. It faces resistance at 4892, 4950 and 5050
 Dollar Index            79.91          79.68        0.29%
                                                              while the supports are placed at 4760, 4692, 4603, 4578 and 4467
Source – www.cmegroup.com
                                                              NOTE – Stop Losses should be considered strictly on Closing
                                                              Basis




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Commodity News:
Copper's weak demand may pull prices down
Copper traders are the most bearish in four months on mounting concern that demand for industrial metals will weaken
as growth slows from China to Europe. Fourteen analysts surveyed by Bloomberg said they expect prices to drop next
week and seven were bullish. A further 10 were neutral; making the proportion of bears the highest since June 1.
Copper supply will outpace demand by 458,000 tonne in 2013, the first glut in four years and the biggest in more than
a decade, according to the Lisbon-based International Copper Study Group, whose members include 23 nations.
Global commodity prices jump 10% in July-Sept quarter: IMF
Global commodity prices surged as much as 10 per cent in the three months ended September 2012, as food and
energy costs went up amid widespread supply constraints, according to the IMF. "Commodity prices, led by food and
energy, leapt 10 per cent in the third quarter due to supply constraints," the International Monetary Fund said in a
report. The figure is based on IMF's Primary Commodities Price Index (PCPI) that reflects weighted average of prices
for 51 primary commodities. They are grouped into three main clusters energy, industrial inputs (mainly base metals)
and edibles (of which food is the main component).
Brent slumps, spread to US crude narrows after rally
Oil prices fell on Friday and Brent crude's retreat outpaced US crude's slide as investors took profits in the spread
between the two futures contracts that had risen this week to its highest in a year.
Source:ET

Economic Calendar:


  Countries /                    Monday                             Tuesday                           Wednesday

    Regions                       15/Oct                             16/Oct                             17/Oct

      India                WPI Inflation (Sep)                                                M3 Money Supply (Oct 14)




                           NY Empire State                Consumer Price Index (YoY)         MBA Mortgage Applications
       US
                       Manufacturing Index (Oct)                   (Sep)                             (Oct 12)
                                                          Industrial Production (MoM)        EIA Crude Oil Stocks change
                        Retail Sales (MoM) (Sep)
                                                                      (Sep)                           (Oct 12)



                     China Consumer Price Index            UK Core Consumer Price              European Construction
     Global
                            (MoM) (Sep)                       Index (YoY) (Sep)                Output s.a (MoM) (Aug)
                                                            Euro Trade Balance s.a.
                                                                 (Aug) and CPI




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Keynote commodity daily report for 151012

  • 1.
    Daily Commodity Report 15th October 2012 MCX GOLD (5 DECEMBER 12) – Gold Silver Crude (5 Dec-12) (5 Dec-12) (19 Oct-12) Gold opened lower at 31250 and moved further lower to touch an Open 31,250 61,238 4,861 intra-day low of 31242. However, it managed to bounce back and moved higher to touch an intra-day high of 31289. It ended the day High 31,289 61,247 4,866 on a flat note to close at 31284. Low 31,242 61,110 4,855 The Stochastic is placed below its average, which would lead to Close 31,284 61,198 4,862 selling pressure at regular intervals. However, the RSI is placed Prev. Close 31,276 61,346 4,851 above its average, which would lead to buying support at lower levels. The ADX line, +DI line and -DI line are moving sideways, % Change 0.03% -0.24% 0.23% indicating a range bound trend. MCX Gold faces resistance at Source – MCX 31348, 31467, 31937, 32100, 32393 and 32421 while the support levels are placed at 30837, 30428, 30340, 30179, 29668 and Volume (In 000's) 28859. 13/10/2012 12/10/2012 % Chg. MCX SILVER (5 DECEMBER 12) – Gold (gms) 1,375.0 34,026.0 -95.96% Silver opened lower at 61238 and moved further lower to touch an Silver (kgs) 70.7 1,685.6 -95.81% intra-day low of 61110. However, it managed to bounce back and Crude (bbl) 483.3 20,571.2 -97.65% moved higher to touch an intra-day high of 61247. It ended the day with modest losses to close at 61198. Source – MCX The RSI is already placed below its average. Moreover, the Turnover (In Lacs) Stochastic has moved below its average. These negative technical conditions would lead to selling pressure. The ADX line, +DI line 13/10/2012 12/10/2012 % Chg. and -DI line are moving sideways, indicating a range bound trend. Gold 43,002.3 1,066,281.3 -95.97% MCX Silver faces resistance at 61398, 61912, 62273, 64600, 65723 and 66000 while the supports are placed at 60750 and Silver 43,274.1 1,037,165.7 -95.83% 59512 levels. Crude 23,488.4 1,000,540.9 -97.65% MCX CRUDE (19 OCTOBER 12) – Source – MCX Crude opened higher at 4861 and moved further higher to touch an Global Market (Nymex - $) intra-day high of 4866. However, it failed to sustain higher and moved lower to touch an intra-day low of 4855. It ended the day 15/10/2012 12/10/2012 % Chg. with modest gains to close at 4862. Gold (oz) 1,744.80 1,759.70 -0.85% The Stochastic is placed below its average, which would lead to Silver (oz) 33.24 33.67 -1.27% selling pressure at regular intervals. However, the RSI is placed WTI Crude 91.12 91.86 -0.81% above its average, which would lead to buying support at lower Brent Crude 114.06 114.62 -0.49% levels. The ADX line, +DI line and are moving sideways, indicating a range bound trend. It faces resistance at 4892, 4950 and 5050 Dollar Index 79.91 79.68 0.29% while the supports are placed at 4760, 4692, 4603, 4578 and 4467 Source – www.cmegroup.com NOTE – Stop Losses should be considered strictly on Closing Basis Keynote Capitals Ltd. The Ruby, 9th Floor, Senapati Bapat Marg, Dadar (W), Mumbai – 400 028. Tel: 3026 6000. Fax: 3026 6088. www.keynotecapitals.com
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    Commodity News: Copper's weakdemand may pull prices down Copper traders are the most bearish in four months on mounting concern that demand for industrial metals will weaken as growth slows from China to Europe. Fourteen analysts surveyed by Bloomberg said they expect prices to drop next week and seven were bullish. A further 10 were neutral; making the proportion of bears the highest since June 1. Copper supply will outpace demand by 458,000 tonne in 2013, the first glut in four years and the biggest in more than a decade, according to the Lisbon-based International Copper Study Group, whose members include 23 nations. Global commodity prices jump 10% in July-Sept quarter: IMF Global commodity prices surged as much as 10 per cent in the three months ended September 2012, as food and energy costs went up amid widespread supply constraints, according to the IMF. "Commodity prices, led by food and energy, leapt 10 per cent in the third quarter due to supply constraints," the International Monetary Fund said in a report. The figure is based on IMF's Primary Commodities Price Index (PCPI) that reflects weighted average of prices for 51 primary commodities. They are grouped into three main clusters energy, industrial inputs (mainly base metals) and edibles (of which food is the main component). Brent slumps, spread to US crude narrows after rally Oil prices fell on Friday and Brent crude's retreat outpaced US crude's slide as investors took profits in the spread between the two futures contracts that had risen this week to its highest in a year. Source:ET Economic Calendar: Countries / Monday Tuesday Wednesday Regions 15/Oct 16/Oct 17/Oct India WPI Inflation (Sep) M3 Money Supply (Oct 14) NY Empire State Consumer Price Index (YoY) MBA Mortgage Applications US Manufacturing Index (Oct) (Sep) (Oct 12) Industrial Production (MoM) EIA Crude Oil Stocks change Retail Sales (MoM) (Sep) (Sep) (Oct 12) China Consumer Price Index UK Core Consumer Price European Construction Global (MoM) (Sep) Index (YoY) (Sep) Output s.a (MoM) (Aug) Euro Trade Balance s.a. (Aug) and CPI Keynote Capitals Ltd. The Ruby, 9th Floor, Senapati Bapat Marg, Dadar (W), Mumbai – 400 028. Tel: 3026 6000. Fax: 3026 6088. www.keynotecapitals.com
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