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NCDEX DAILY LEVELS DALLY
EXPIRY
R4
R3
R2
R1
PP
S1
S2
S3
S4
SYOREFIDR
19-SEPT-14 656.10
646.30 630.20 622.40
617.80 609.8
604.50 591.40 578.40
SYBEANIDR
20-OCT-14
3703
3613
3523
3468
3433
3378
3343
3253
3163
RMSEED
19-SEPT-14 3767
3667
3564
3532
3465
3432
3367
3268
3169
JEERAUNJHA
19-SEPT-14 11645
11508 11365
11278
11225 11138 11085 10947 10809
DHANIYA
19-SEPT-14 12330
12175 12024
11925
11864 11768 11711 11558 11400
CASTORSEED
19-SEPT-14 4395
4335
4278
4249
4217
4180
4152
4097
4032
NCDEX WEEKLY LEVELS WEEKLY
EXPIRY
R4
R3
R2
R1
PP
S1
S2
S3
S4
SYOREFIDR
19-SEPT-14 769
722
675
644
628
597
581
534
487
SYBEANIDR
20-OCT-14
3896
3743
3590
3502
3437
3349
3284
3131
2971
RMSEED
19-SEPT-14 3826
3703
3580
3535
3458
3415
3334
3211
3088
JEERAUNJHA
19-SEPT-14 12225
11908 11587
11387
11265 11069 10947 10628 10301
DHANIYA
19-SEPT-14 14128
13354 12579
12197
11798 11429 11025 10249 9470
CASTORSEED
19-SEPT-14 4710
4538
4285
4195
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MCX DAILY LEVELS DALLY
EXPIRY
CRUDE OIL GOLD
R4
R3
R2
R1
PP
S1
S2
S3
S4
19-AUG-14 5958
5869
5780
5730
5690
5640
5605
5515
5425
03-OCT-14 28310
28135
27970
27885
27795
27715
27630
27460
27290
LEAD 28-AUG-14 139.10 . NATURAL GAS 26-AUG-14 246.20
138.15
137.20
136.60
136.15
135.70
135.30
134.50
133.80
242.10
237.60
234.90
233.30
230.50
228.90
224.50
220.10
NICKEL
28-AUG-14 1174.10 1159.20 1146.50 1136.40 1131.10 1122.60 1117.40 1103.10 1089.70
SILVER
5-SEPT-14 43725
43150
42595
42285
42038
41725
41475
40915
40355
ZINC
28-AUG-14 147.25
145.55
143.85
142.80
142.15
141.10
140.45
138.75
137.10
R3
R2
R1
PP
S1
S2
S3
MCX WEEKLY LEVELS WEEKLY
EXPIRY
ALUMINIUM
28-AUG-14 138.50
133.60
128.70
126.90
123.80 121.40
118.60
113.50 108.70
COPPER
29-AUG-14 468.20
453.60
438.40
432.50
423.80 417.10
408.70
393.50 378.40
CRUDE OIL
19-AUG-14 6490
6240
6992
5836
5744
5588
5496
5248
GOLD
03-OCT-14 30405
29605
28805
28305
28005
27505
27205
26405 25605
LEAD
28-AUG-14 146.10
146.60
139.20
137.60
135.80 134.20
132.30
128.80 125.40
NATURAL GAS
26-AUG-14 271.80
259.60
246.20
239.20
233.40 226.40
220.60
207.80 195.30
NICKEL
28-AUG-14 1232
1199
1147
1133
1114
1100
1067
1034
SILVER
5-SEPT-14 46080
44810
43540
42760
42270
41490
41000
39730 38450
ZINC
28-AUG-14 159.20
153.10
147.10
144.20
141.30 138.40
134.70
128.90 122.85
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MCX - WEEKLY NEWS LETTERS International News 1.
European markets were trading on a positive note yesterday on better than forecast profit reports from utility major EON SE and Swiss Life Holding AG. Asian markets ended higher and the US stock futures are trading in the green.
2.
China’s Industrial Production fell to 9 percent in July from 9.2 percent in June. UK’s Claimant Count Change fell by 33.6K in July as against a decline of 39.5K in June. Unemployment Rate fell to 6.4 percent in June from 6.5 percent in May. Euro Zone’s Industrial Production fell by 0.3 percent in June as against a plunge of 1.1 percent in May.
3.
Talks to end a month-long war between Israel and Gaza militants are "difficult", Palestinian delegates said, while Israeli officials said no progress had been made so far and fighting could soon resume.
4.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) said that while the situation in several producer countries was "more at risk than ever," supplies were ample and the Atlantic Basin was facing a glut. OPEC output hit a five-month high of 30.44 million barrels per day (bpd) in July with a 300,000-bpd rise led by Saudi Arabia and Libya, the IEA said.
5.
Production in Iraqi Kurdistan remains largely unaffected
6.
U.S. and European Union sanctions on Russia over the crisis in Ukraine have not yet disrupted supply, but the IEA cautioned that the sanctions are expected to trim Russian demand.
SOURCES : Reuters
Precious Metals Gold prices edged higher on Tuesday on signs that the stand-off between Russia and Ukraine was hurting economic confidence in the euro zone economy. Analyst and investor morale in Germany, Europe's largest economy, plunged in August to its lowest level in more than a year and a half as the crisis in Ukraine took its toll, the ZEW monthly survey showed. While geopolitical tension has inspired some sporadic investment buying, gold has not enjoyed much physical demand. In top consuming region Asia, demand has been sluggish after a record year in 2013. Also, investors have been cutting positions in SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund. In the Indian Markets, gold prices rose by 0.34
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percent on Friday. Gold prices touched an intraday High of 28891/10gms and closed at 28730/10gms. Silver prices eased further on Tuesday in Asia following the U.S. lead as support from tensions in the Middle East and Russia-Ukraine eased on prospects for negotiations in both regions. In the Indian Markets, silver prices fell by 0.61 percent taking cues from International Silver prices. Further, Stronger Indian Rupee also added pressure to the prices. Silver Prices touched intraday low of 43555/Kg and closed at 43712/Kg We expect gold prices to trade on the mixed note as weaker Indian Rupee on the back of Inflation data coupled with Rise in Geopolitical tensions in Iraq and conflicts between Russia and Ukraine may upsurge the demand for safe haven. However, upcoming economic data from the US will be watched for the further improvement in the economy. Additionally, Physical demand has not been strong enough to support prices. In the Indian Markets depreciation in the Indian Rupee may support prices.
Base Metals London copper fell on Tuesday to near six-week lows as improving supply and renewed tension between Ukraine and Russia combined with a summer lull to curb investors' appetite for risky assets. Industrial production data from China due today could give a clearer view about the health of the world's second-largest economy and the biggest consumer of copper. Among other metals, nickel has scope for further gains as third-quarter industrial activity ramps up and China's stocks have diminished since Indonesia banned exports of nickel ore in January.In the Indian Markets copper prices fell by 0.43 percent taking clues from LME prices. MCX Copper touched an intraday low of 427.4/kg and closed at 427.9/kg We expect base metal prices to trade on the mixed note ahead of industrial production data from China and major economic data from the United States, which should paint a clearer picture of the prospect for metals as the end of the year rolls around. Further, weaker economic data from Europe and China may continue to keep prices under pressure for lesser industrial demand. However, In the Indian Markets depreciation in the Indian Rupee may support prices.
Energy Crude prices fell on Tuesday in wake of a bearish report from the International Energy Agency as well as perceptions that Iraqi oil exports will flow as normal despite an insurgency taking
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place in the country. The International Energy Agency earlier cut its 2014 global oil demand growth forecast by 180,000 barrels per day to 1.0 million due to lower�than�expected deliveries in the second quarter and the International Monetary Fund's weaker outlook for economic growth. In the Indian Markets, crude oil price fell by 0.5 percent taking cues from NYMEX Crude oil prices. Further, appreciation in the Indian Rupee also added pressure to the prices. Crude oil prices touched an intraday low of 5945/bbl. and closed at 5981/bbl. Natural gas futures rose on Tuesday as investors bet a heat wave making its way across the eastern U.S. will prompt households to ramp up their air conditioning. While showers and thunderstorms may cool off parts of the U.S. this week, a heat wave will hold its ground through the third week in August. Higher temperatures often fuel demand for more natural gas as households and business ramp up their air conditioners. In the Indian Markets, Natural gas prices rose by 1.19 percent. Natural Gas prices touched an intraday high of 246.8/mmbtu and closed at 245.8/mmbtu. We expect crude oil prices to trade on the mixed note as couple of bearish reports from IMF and EIA as well as worries over oil disruption from Iraq eased due to ample supplies from other part of the country. Further, Stronger US Dollar may add pressure to the international prices. However, In the Indian Markets depreciation in the Indian Rupee may prevent sharp fall in the prices. We expect Natural gas prices to trade on the mixed note. Forecast for showers and thunderstorms may lower the demand for air conditioning. Further, continuous rise in Natural Gas inventory and forecast of rise in supply/record production may also add pressure to the prices. In the Indian Markets depreciation in the Indian Rupee may add support to the prices. LME INVENTORIES LME Inventories
Copper
Lead
Zinc
Aluminum
Nickel
Current Stock
140675
215900
715650
4912400
319590
Change
700
0
9475
500
840
% Change
0.50%
0.00%
1.31%
0.01%
0.26%
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NCDEX - WEEKLY NEWS LETTERS 1. CHANA Chana Sept futures traded on a negative note on Thursday due to arrival pressure, Prices have declined over the last few days on good rains which has improved prospects for the rabi crop coupled with increasing sowing of kharif pulses. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, sowing of kharif pulses as on 7th August stands at 7.61 mn ha as against 8.9 mn ha last year. Sowing of Tur, Urad and Moong stands at 2.78 mn ha, 1.83 mn ha and 1.71 mn ha respectively. CCEA increased the MSP of tur and urad by Rs.50 to Rs.4,350 each, while the MSP of moong was increased by Rs.100 to Rs.4,600/qtl. The 3rd Advance Estimates pegged total pulses output for 2013-14 at 19.6 mn tn, marginally lower from 19.8 mn tn earlier. There was a delay in the harvesting of the chana crop along with some crop damage in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. According to India Pulses and Grains Association, Apr-Dec’13 stood at import 2.4 mn tn vs 2.8 mn tn last year. In value terms, India imported $2.3 billion of pulses in 2012-13, almost 28% higher over $1.85 billion in the preceding year. However, imports in 2013-14 season may decline 11% to 3.2 mn tn on expectations of higher output. According to APEDA, Pulses exports (kabuli chana) between Apr-Feb ’14 rose 228% to 517,095 tn as against 157,799 tn between Apr-Feb ’13.
2. SOYABEAN Soybean futures recovered from lower levels on Wednesday on short coverings and traded in negative note on Thursday. Prices have declined sharply over the last few days on good monsoon and weak meal export demand. According to Ministry of Agriculture soybean planting as on 7th August is reported at 10.31 mn ha compared to 11.88 mn ha last year. There have been concerns over below normal monsoon this season, emergence of El-Nino and shortage of seeds for kharif 2014 sowing. CCEA has kept the MSP of soybean unchanged at Rs. 2500-2560/qtl. The Ministry of Agriculture in its 3nd Advance Estimates, projected 2013-14 soybean output at 11.9 mn tn as against 14.67 mn tn in 2012-13. Soy meal exports in July ’14 have declined 93.8% to 6,635 tn from 107,038 tn in July’13 on poor demand and lower availability for crushing due to higher Indian quotes for foreign buyers.
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CBOT Soybean Nov futures traded on a negative note on Wednesday as USDA report forecast higher soybean output. Rains in the Midwest coupled with favorable weather and record high sowing also pressurized prices and settled 1.2% lower. Planting in the US is complete at 84.839 mn acres, higher than the planting intention forecast record high 81.493 mn acres. Good to excellent condition stood at 70% against 71% last week. According to NOPA, soybean crushing in June was reported at 118.718 mn bsh, against 128.824 mn bsh in May. 3. JEERA (CUMIN SEED) Jeera Sept futures recovered from lower levels on short coverings and settled 0.22% higher. Prices have declined over the last few weeks on weak demand. Buyers are waiting for lower levels to initiate fresh buying. Record output and huge carryover stocks have also pressurized prices. Area under jeera in Gujarat was reported at 455,000 ha as against 335,200 ha last year while about 390,000 ha were sown in Rajasthan. Geo-political tensions in Syria and Turkey have led to a supply crunch in the global markets raising supply concerns from the two major exporting countries. Export orders are diverted to India. Production is also expected to fall in Syria and Turkey due to crop failure. Arrivals in Unjha were reported at 8,000 bags on Wednesday. (Source: Agriwatch). Exports of Jeera between Apr-Dec 2013 stood at 96,500 tn, up 89% as against 50,944 tn between Apr-Dec 2012. (Source: Spices Board) According to IBIS India’s Jeera exports have crossed 1,00,000 tonnes till Feb’14. Production of Jeera in 2013-14 is expected around 45-50 lakh bags (55 kgs each), higher than 40-45 lakh bags last year.
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