Saturday, November 26, 2011

Commodity News- 28-NOV-2011


Bullion News

'Think about silver before investing'

When I first discovered why I should buy silver and protect myself from the coming devaluation of our currencies, it still took me a few months to act because there is a lot of misinformation surrounding this precious metal.


'Gold stocks bounce back and outperform silver in 2012'
Gold stocks may have been under performing investor expectations for many months, but that could be changing very soon. Silver had that intermediate top early in the year with a parabolic blowoff move. Since then I've been focusing more on gold. In the near term and into next year it looks like gold is going to outperform silver. The larger gold stocks have been showing better performance than silver stocks and juniors, said Jordan Roy-Byrne in this exclusive interview.

India silver imports to be lower in 2011: Scotia Mocatta
Silver imports into India may be lower in 2011 as higher prices keep buyers at bay, an official of Scotia Mocatta said on Thursday. 2010 imports had stood at around 3030 tonnes.

Why a $1500/oz gold is on the cards
Traders are driving gold prices down in the knowledge that many positions are geared (leveraged) and exposed to margin calls. Other positions are protected by 'stop loss' instructions, so can be triggered by prices moving down through support levels.

Metals News

Commodities weaken on significant negative news flow

Lead has been the weakest metal since the start of the year compared to other metals as China has reduced the usage and production of lead-acid batteries due to environmental issues in the country. I expect prices to remain under pressure for the coming quarter.


'Supply surplus likely to keep tarnish on nickel'
Nickel is heading into a period of structural supply surplus and will also be affected by the vagaries of the global economy, said BNP Paribas in a briefing.

Mineral deposits under ocean not vast enough: Expert
The vast minerals deposits under the ocean is not expected to meet the world demand for metals, according to a study by Mark Hannington, the University of Ottawa’s Goldcorp Chair in Economic Geology.

Japan rolled copper output declines fourth straight month
Japan's October rolled copper output recorded the fourth straight Year-on-Year (YoY) decline, the Japan Copper and Brass Association reported. October output fell by 11.5% YoY to 64,318 tonnes. On a Month-on-Month basis, output is down 8% from September.

Oil & Oilseeds News

China's soybean imports dip on weak demand, high stock piles

On the back of higher stockpiles and weak demand for soybean, the imports of the commodity by China may dip for the first time since 2004.

Soybean farmers to have rust resistant seed variety soon
Soybean farmers may get new variety of genetically modified seeds in near term, which are rust resistant.
Argentina's soy bean production to gain 0.6% for 2011-12
Argentina, the third largest producer of soybean has estimated the production for 2011-12 to increase to around 49.5 million tons (mt) compared to 49.2 million tons in 2010-11, according to Rosario Grain Exchange.

India to import 9 mn tons of edible oil in 2011-12
Vegetable oil imports of India likely to rise by 9 million tons in 2011-12 to meet the growing domestic demand for the commodity, according to Solvent Extractors’ Association (SEA) source:-commodityonline.com 

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Commodity News- 20-july-2011


ZINC SOARED ON THE BACK OF EASING TENSION ON DEBT CRISES

Zinc prices gained on falling Dollar and rising EURO on the back of easing tensions of US quantitative easing. Dollar has so far lost 82 pips and is trading at 1.418 per EURO. The recovery in metals was also due to the fact that the markets were optimistic relating to the demand from China. Demand generation in domestic markets also supported the metal used in galvanization.


GOLD AND SILVER SPARKELED ON TUESDAY IN INDIA AS THE RUPEE HARDEN AGAINST THE DOLLAR


Gold traversed its previous record level of Rs. 23,270 thumped on July 16. Gold futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) retreated from an early record on Tuesday afternoon due to a stronger rupee, which makes the dollar-quoted yellow metal cheaper. Silver too maintained its recent traction, rising for a third consecutive day. It added Rs.1,500 to Rs. 59,500 per kg, on increased off take by industrial units and coin makers. It has gained Rs. 1,500 in the last two trading sessions. 


BASE BOOSTED DUE TO MANY REASONS ON WEDNESDAY

Base metals traded significantly higher yesterday after President Barack Obama suggested that progress was being made toward a $3.75 trillion deficit reduction deal centered around entitlement reform and hopes on new deal for Greece and China leading index indicating growth in its economy expansion.
The euro firmed against dollar amid the expectations on Germany and the European Central Bank, will come to terms on a new deal for Greece. Dollar ended the session at 75.145 against the basket of six currencies, down 0.29%.

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

ANDHRA PRADESH’ URANIUM MINE COULD BE THE WORLD’S LARGEST MINE

The Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) has revealed that the upcoming uranium mine in Andhra Pradesh's Tumalapalli has close to 49,000 tons of uranium. There are indications that the total quantity could go up to 1.5 lakh tones, which would make it among the largest uranium mines in the world.

Commodity Market News- 19-july-2011


ROCKING RALLY IN PRECIOUS METAL-

International gold futures broke the $1600 mark while the domestic silver futures on MCX breached the crucial Rs. 60k mark. The latest rally in silver, gold and other commodities can be ascribed to the sharp pull in the US dollar against the single currency. The Euro has appreciated by more than 1% against the greenback in less than a week's time and hence has been boosting the entire dollar denominated commodities.
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LME INVENNTORY DATA FOR 18TH JULY 2011


LME Inventories Data



(in tons)
18-Jul
Change
15-Jul
Aluminum
4404225
-7950
4412175
Copper
462950
925
462025
Nickel
102354
-840
103194
Lead
307525
-325
307850
Zinc
887300
-4050
891350
Tin
21350
45
21305

Monday, July 18, 2011

Commodity levels for today- 19-july-2011


GOLD (aug) -   GOLD AUGUST CONTRACT WHICH WILL EXPIRE ON 5TH AUG 2011.GOLD HAS BEEN MAKING CONTINUOUSLY RECORD HIGH SINCE LAST 10 DAYS AMID THE WEAK GLOBAL ECONOMY . RESISTANCE AND SUPPORT LEVELS FOR THE TODAY’S SESSION ARE:

RESISTANCE: R123314.00    R2-23401.00
SUPPORTS:   S1- 23117.00  S2-23007.00



SILVER (sep)-   SILVER ON 18TH JULY SEEN TRADING ON HIGHER SIDE, IT MADE THE HIGH OF 60523 BEFORE IT CLOSED AT 59873. EXPECTED RESISTANCE AND SUPPORT LEVEL FOR TODAY TRADE ARE AS FOLLOWS.

RESISTANCE: R1-60697.33   R2-61521.67
SUPPORTS:   S1-58874.33   S2-57875.67


 
Copper (AUG) – COPPER’S AUG CONTRACT WHICH IS GOING TO EXPIRE ON 30 AUG 2011, IS EXPECTED TO TRADE BETWEEN THE BROAD RANGES OF 430.15 TO 439.35. EXPECTED RESISTANCE AND SUPPORT LEVEL FOR TODAY TRADE ARE AS FOLLOWS.

RESISTANCE: R1-437.35   R2-439.35
SUPPORT:       S1- 432.75 S2- 430.15


Crude Oil (jul) – EXPECTED RESISTANCE AND SUPPORT LEVELS FOR THE CRUDE JULY CONTRACT WITH EXPIRY DATE OF 19 JULY 2011 ARE:

RESISTANCE:  R1-4324.67   R2- 4386.33
SUPPORTS:   S1- 4213.67  S2- 4164.33
 
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