COMMODITY SUMMARY 24.09.

2015
MCX MARGIN
Commodity

Margin
%

Expiry
GOLD

05-Oct-15
05-Oct-15

GOLDM
SILVER
SILVERM
COPPER
NICKEL
LEAD
ZINC
ALUMINIUM
N. GAS
CRUDEOIL
MENTHAOIL
CPO
CARDAMOM
COTTON

5.00%
5.00%

Market Highlight
Approx
Margin
(Rs)

Lot
Value(Rs)

27,67,600
2,77,670

1,38,380
13,884

04-Dec-15 5.00%

13,37,310

66,866

30-Nov-15 5.00%
30-Nov-15
5.00%
30-Sep-15
6.00%
30-Sep-15
5.00%
30-Sep-15
5.00%
30-Sep-15
5.00%
27-Oct-15
5.24%
19-Oct-15
5.00%
30-Sep-15 13.35%
30-Sep-15
5.00%
15-Oct-15
5.00%
30-Oct-15
5.00%

2,23,015
4,29,700
2,88,850
6,53,750
6,86,250
5,89,750
3,11,375
6,08,800
2,58,336
5,27,000
92,810
4,76,000

11,151
21,485
17,331
32,688
34,313
29,488
16,316
30,440
34,488
26,350
4,641
23,800

SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL

COMMODITY

GOLD

S2

S1

PP

R1

R2

26532

26633

26729

26830

26926

GOLD MINI

26493

26619

26759

26885

27025

SILVER

35533

35802

36045

36314

36557

SILVER MINI

35556

35826

36060

36330

36564

COPPER

333.9

335.8

339.4

341.3

344.9

NICKEL

646.67

651.9

655.5

660.7

664.3

LEAD

108.5

109.1

110.3

111.0

112.2

ZINC

105.2

106.17

107.9

108.8

110.5

ALUMINIUM

102.3

102.75

103.6

104.1

105.0

N. GAS

171.7

173.4

175.0

176.7

178.3

CRUDE OIL

2948

2989

3037

3078

3126

MENTHAOIL

906.0

910.4

916.0

920.4

926.0

CPO

412.9

417.7

420.9

425.7

428.9

CARDAMOM

812.6

819.0

829.5

835.9

846.4

16180.0

16280.0

16130.0

16150.0

16000.0

COTTON

Gold held mostly falt in Asia on Monday

with investors looking ahead to remarks
on monetary policies in Japan and the
U.S. for direction. Gold for December
delivery on the Comex division of the
New York Mercantile Exchange traded
down 0.01% to $1,145.50 a troy ounce,
while also on the Comex
Silver December delivery eased 0.37% to
$15.055 a troy ounce.
Copper: futures fell to a three-week low
on Thursday, as concerns over the health
of China's economy dampened appetite
for the red metal. December delivery on
the Comex division of the New York
Mercantile Exchange inched hit an
intraday low of $2.294 a pound, a level
not seen since September 2, before
trading at $2.302 during morning hours in
London, up 0.6 cents, or 0.28%.

Crude oil: prices dipped in Asia on

Monday as investors took advantage of
U.S. gains last week.Last week, West
Texas Intermediate oil futures rose
sharply on Friday, amid indications U.S.
oil drillers are cutting back on production
following a collapse in prices over the
summer.
Natural gas: futures fell towards five
month lows on Friday, as demand for the
fuel was likely to remain limited after
meteorologists predicted mild fall weather
in much of the U.S. in the weeks ahead.
increase of 96 bcf.

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