GOLD
Gold trading flat today. From the last
six months the gold is trading on low continuously and is around 1250
.ECB also lowered the deposit rate to -0.1% i.e., it will effectively
charge banks for holding their money overnight. The refinancing rate
cuts down to 0.15% and the marginal lending rate cuts down to 0.40%.
Forecast
We expect prices to trade lower for the
day as U.S. jobs data matched expectations, while a rally in stocks
curbed the metal's appeal as an investment hedge.
SILVER
The prices of silver is trading on low
from the last week, it raised up by 1.5%.The silver follows the gold
and may also trade at the lower levels .In silver the prices may
boost when the gold prices will lead to the bargain buying which will
act as a positive factor .No major economic indicators to be released
from US tonight.
Forecast
The silver follows the gold and may
also trade at the sideway levels .The prices are expected to trade
flat in line with the international markets.
CRUDE
The NYMEX was almost flat @$102.65 per
barrel .The crude oil held above $102 a barrel on Friday, the fall in
prices are marked the last week due to the strength in the dollar
index and the rising OPEC production .Prices also traded lower
because of ample supply in the US and ease of tensions in Ukraine.
Crude inventories fell by 3.4 million barrels while stocks at
crushing also slid 300,000 barrels to 21.4 million barrels.
Forecast
The demand for crude oil may see a
gradual increase and also support the optimism in the commodity .The
crude may give small profits today.
TODAY’S DAY RANGE
COMMODITY
|
S1
|
S2
|
R1
|
R2
|
GOLD
|
1244
|
1239
|
1259
|
1263
|
SILVER
|
18.80
|
18.60
|
19.10
|
19.30
|
CRUDE
|
6590
|
6540
|
6680
|
6730
|
DAY’S HIGHLIGHT
- China’s Trade Balance jumped to 35.9 billion Yuan in May.
- US Unemployment Rate unchanged at 6.3 percent in the last month.
- Utilities added a larger-than-expected 119 bcf NG, largest since 2009.
- German Trade Balance was at a surplus of 17.7 billion Euros in April.
- UK’s Trade Balance was at a deficit of 9.6 billion Pounds in April.