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MARKET WRAP
Oil falls as Libya calls truce, but fears remain
Gold up as Libya ceasefire fails to calm tension
Copper ends down on pre-weekend risk reduction
Base metals recovers sharply
Natural gas gained after consolidation
Gold ended down marginally for second consecutive week shredding nearly $5 to end at
$1418.33s. Gold recovered nearly 2% from its fresh 1 month low of $1380.70 due to sharp
fall in Dollar & ceasefire in Libya is questioned, also, G7 to intervene on rising Yen.
However, weaker volume suggested that the Gold can lack to rise further. Support for gold
is seen at $1380 & resistance at $1445/ounce. Its 14 day RSI stands at 62.89.
Copper rebounded from last week’s sell off adding $21 to end the week in its comfort
zone at $434.80. Copper ended up despite China’s recent rate hike on the back of dearth
of supply, buoyant demand, low stock and surging costs. 3 month LME copper ended at
$9500/tonne. LME monitored copper warehouses added 3775 tonnes to 429,650 tonnes
vs. 425.875 tonnes. They are up more than 20 % Since December 9.
Crude oil ended positive and ended the week well above $100 at $102.45, adding nearly
$3. Crude oil made a weekly high of $104.54 as its gains were capped by recent ceasefire
in Libya & U.S president’s warning of military action though uncertainty about its stability
remains. Brent crude added nearly 1% to end the week at $113.93.
EIA crude oil inventories w/w came down at 1.7m vs. 1.8m as against expected at 2.5m.
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