Base
Metals & Energy
Crude
Oil futures ended higher in the domestic market on Monday ahead
of US industry data on
supplies that will set a tone. The American
Petroleum Institute will release its estimate of US
crude,
distillate and gasoline stockpiles last week, with more closely
watched data from the US
Department of Energy due on Wednesday.
Further, supply disruption among members of the
Organization of the
Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in February supported prices.
Gains were limited as investors continued to focus on a glut in North
American supplies. Oil
may extend gains today after China’s
manufacturing rebounded into positive terrain last month.
At the
MCX, Crude oil futures, for the March 2015 contract, closed at Rs
3,149 per barrel, up by
2.77 percent, after opening at Rs 3,069,
against the previous close price of Rs 3,064. It touched
an intraday
high of Rs 3,177 till the closing.
Copper
prices fell by 1.06 percent on Tuesday at the domestic markets after
the pace of US manufacturing
growth fell in February to its slowest in 13 months signaling weak
manufacturing activity in US which reduced the demand outlook for the
metal. The Institute for
Supply Management (ISM) said its index of
national factory activity fell to 52.9 from 53.5 the
month before.
At the mcx copper futures for April 2015 contract were trading at
Rs.368.90 per
1 kg, down by 1.06 percent, after opening at Rs.
371.50 against the previous closing price of Rs.
372.85. It touched
the intra-day low of Rs. 368.20 till the trading.
Market
Statistics
COMMODITY
|
CLOSING
PRICE
|
TREND
|
SUPPORT
S2
|
SUPPORT
S1
|
RESISTANCE
R1
|
RESISTANCE
R2
|
CRUDE OIL
|
3138
|
UP
|
3053
|
3096
|
3168
|
3197
|
COPPER
|
366.65
|
DOWN
|
359.55
|
363.10
|
370.85
|
375.05
|
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