Monday 17 December 2012

Live Commodities

Rapidly after the first day of the week saw strength in base metals is the trend today. However, in early trading on MCX looked sluggish in all base metals. Decline in nickel and aluminum on the London Metal Exchange

Has come. Copper stocks on the London Metal Akscend decline of 4625 tons, which is the highest since May. Free mcx tips for Aluminum, Copper, nickel, lead and zinc in the 0.1-0.4 per cent seems strong.

The last trading day of the week in the international commodity markets are seeing profits fall due. Comaks has weakened in the gold and silver, crude oil slipped on the Naimaks. 

At the moment Comaks gold dropped 0.5 per cent to $ 1692.25 per ounce is trading at. 1 per cent to $ 32.30 per ounce silver Comaks the break is at the business level. Copper on the LME has been 0.3 per cent. 

Meanwhile Naimaks 0.5 per cent of the crude oil slipped below $ 95 a barrel level has come. Brent crude on the ICE is trading at $ 113 a barrel. 

With gold - with flashes of silver prices updates has doubled. In the domestic market, silver has climbed beyond Rs 67,000. The price has climbed more than 33 dollars on Comaks. 

Commodity market was eagerly awaited U.S. employment figures. The figures are significantly worse than expected yesterday, the now third in the market and has increased the expected stimulus.
That is why gold and silver have also gained momentum. In the domestic market and 20 per cent since January gold price has climbed 31 per cent silver. 

In the third stimulus package in U.S. crude oil is climbing excursions. Naimaks crude oil prices closed above $ 96. 

At the end of the business pressure on crude oil in the domestic market. MCX Crude oil updates dropped 0.5 per cent to close at Rs 5306. 

Despite the increase in crude oil experts crude oil reserves in the coming weeks from opening may see a drop in crude oil prices. 

Dull gold in the international market, while silver is trading with a gain of 0.65 per cent. With gold traded flat on Comaks currently at $ 1,738. While silver is at $ 33 with Bdhk. Gold in the domestic market last week with a decline of 0.27 per cent to Rs 31 880, while silver dropped 0.29 percent to Rs 63 875 was with.

Naimaks crude oil is trading with a slight decline, while prices are at the level of 93 dollars per barrel. Live commodities for crude traded flat despite last week closed above Rs 5,300.

London Metal Exchange (LME), with a gain of 0.20 per cent in the copper business is. Copper lethargy in the domestic market last week closed around 447 bucks. 

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