GOLD:
RESISTANCES : 30250/30150/29960/29345
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SUPPORTS
: 29140/29050 /28960/28710
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BUY : Above
29590, TGT 29840, SL 29480
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SELL :
BELOW 29400 TGT 29160/29050, SL 29550
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RESISTANCES: 42500/41850/41760/40600
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SUPPORTS: 40050/39150/38500/37950 /37550
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BUY : Above 40700, TGT 40850/41200, SL 40300
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SELL : Below 39500, TGT 39100/38800, SL 39950
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GOLD: Gold on MCX settled up 0.14% at 29357
slipped from a five-week high as the dollar strengthened against the euro, but
the metals were headed for weekly gains buoyed by a rally commodities. While
Comex Gold hit a fiveweek high of $1,270.10 on Thursday, but pared some gains
after the dollar regained ground versus the euro. Yesterday the euro reversed
course to trade lower against the dollar on Thursday after traders saw
potential for the European Central Bank to eventually increase its stimulus
measures if necessary.Yesterday the ECB's Governing Council left its benchmark
interest rate for the euro zone at a record-low of zero in a closely-watched
decision in Frankfurt. At the same time, the ECB's deposit rate remained
unchanged at Minus-0.4%, while its marginal lending facility rate also stayed
unchanged at 0.25%.
In March, the ECB lowered the deposit rate, or the rate it charges on overnight, commercial bank deposits parked at the central bank, to its lowest level on record.
SILVER:Silver prices rallied to 11-month highs
yesterday, breaching above Rs 41000 on MCX beforesettling lower around Rs40000
in late profit booking. Silver is up around 26% this year, compared to gold’s
almost 19% rise. With around half of the industrial demand for silver coming
from China, prices have been boosted by recent indications that China’s economy
is stabilizing after a turbulent start to the year. Having said post a stellar
rally the prices have run into technical resistance levels where some profit
booking and fresh shorting is expected. For the day therefore we would look to
trade silver as per the trading range with a sideways.In March, the ECB lowered the deposit rate, or the rate it charges on overnight, commercial bank deposits parked at the central bank, to its lowest level on record.
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