On the domestic arena, at MCX, Crude Oil for February contract closed at Rs 3967.00 against previous close price of Rs 3982.00. Gold for February contract closed at Rs 19678.00 against previous close price of Rs 19899.00. Silver for March contract closed at Rs 41920.00 against previous close price of Rs 41747.00. Natural Gas for January contract closed at Rs 203.70 against previous close price of Rs 201.30.
Yesterday, at NCDEX, the top gainers were Kapas for April contract (4.0%), Kapas for February contract (2.9%), Kapas for March contract (2.8%), Copper Cathode for February contract (2.4%) and Chilli for April contract (1.1%)
The top losers at NCDEX were Coriander for February contract (-4.0%), Coriander for March contract (-4.0%), Coriander for April contract (-4.0%), Jeera for March contract (-3.5%) and Jeera for February contract (-3.3%)
On 27th January 2011 (Thursday), the domestic commodity markets were closed with a mixed trend. At commodity future, 3 out of 4 indexes closed with an upward trend. In the commodity future, commodity comdex closed at 3,236.08 after opening at 3,242.20, commodity metal closed at 4,072.63 after opening at 4,078.69 and commodity energy closed at 2882.71 after opening at 2,898.13 while commodity agri closed at 2,916.92 after opening at 2,911.13.
At NCDEX, the Dhaanya, an agri commodity benchmark index, is closed at 1,138.68, down by 1.14%.
The top losers at MCX were Cardamom for May contract (-3.06%), Cardamom for March contract (-2.58%), Cardamom for April contract (-2.41%), Natural Gas for February contract (-2.28%) and Natural Gas for March contract (-2.02%).
Yesterday, at MCX, the top traded commodities in terms of quantity were Crude Oil for February contract with 1,65,190 lots, Silver M for February contract with 1,18,437 lots, Copper for February contract with 1,17,781 lots, Silver for March contract with 98,741 lots and Nickel for January contract with 62,707 lots.
Yesterday, at NCDEX, the top gainers were Kapas for April contract (4.0%), Kapas for February contract (2.9%), Kapas for March contract (2.8%), Copper Cathode for February contract (2.4%) and Chilli for April contract (1.1%)
The top losers at NCDEX were Coriander for February contract (-4.0%), Coriander for March contract (-4.0%), Coriander for April contract (-4.0%), Jeera for March contract (-3.5%) and Jeera for February contract (-3.3%)
On 27th January 2011 (Thursday), the domestic commodity markets were closed with a mixed trend. At commodity future, 3 out of 4 indexes closed with an upward trend. In the commodity future, commodity comdex closed at 3,236.08 after opening at 3,242.20, commodity metal closed at 4,072.63 after opening at 4,078.69 and commodity energy closed at 2882.71 after opening at 2,898.13 while commodity agri closed at 2,916.92 after opening at 2,911.13.
At NCDEX, the Dhaanya, an agri commodity benchmark index, is closed at 1,138.68, down by 1.14%.
The top losers at MCX were Cardamom for May contract (-3.06%), Cardamom for March contract (-2.58%), Cardamom for April contract (-2.41%), Natural Gas for February contract (-2.28%) and Natural Gas for March contract (-2.02%).
Yesterday, at MCX, the top traded commodities in terms of quantity were Crude Oil for February contract with 1,65,190 lots, Silver M for February contract with 1,18,437 lots, Copper for February contract with 1,17,781 lots, Silver for March contract with 98,741 lots and Nickel for January contract with 62,707 lots.
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RES 1: 29150
RES 2: 29400
SUPP 1: 28400
SUPP 2: 28150
STRATEGY: SELL ON HIGH
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