Trading Call for the day:
"Buy Crude in the range 6390-6395 with Stop Loss 6350 Target 6440."PRECIOUS METAL :-
On yesterday’s trading session precious
metals closed negative where Gold settled down -0.64% at 30031 after the news
that India is likely to cut the import tax on gold before end-February by
between 2% and 4% from the current level of 10%. Silver settled down -0.49% at
47787 fluctuated between small gains and losses after the release of Federal
Reserve meeting minutes that highlighted the possibility of an increase in
interest rates sooner than expected. The two commodities are expected to trade
with negative bias for the day. Support for Gold is at 29750 & resistance
at 30150. Support for Silver is at 46900 & resistance at 47600.
BASE METAL :-
On yesterday’s trading session base metals closed
with mixed views as gains were capped after a manufacturing gauge for China declined
more than estimated, damping demand prospects in the world’s biggest user of
metals. Base metals traded with positive bias the first half of the day but
later during the trading session all base metals fell and did not shown any
signs of intraday reversal. The base metals are expected to trade within the
range for the day but they might bounce from their support levels.
CRUDE OIL :-
MCX Crude Oil settled up 0.95% at 6406 but
overall traded in the range as the markets weighed weather concerns in the U.S.
along with heating oil inventories. Crude Oil is trading and sustaining
consistently above its resistance but it might correct in today’s trading
session. Intraday support for Crude Oil is at 6360 and resistance at 6440.
NATURAL GAS :-
MCX Natural Gas settled up 11.33% at 379.20
rallied to the highest settlement in more than five years as the latest U.S.
weather forecasts called for more severe cold, fuelling worries about already
tight supplies. The commodity rose more than 10% in yesterday’s trading session
and might consolidate or correct a bit to rally further. Support for Natural
Gas is at 363 and resistance at 377.
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