OUTLOOK: SELL GOLD
BETWEEN 28870-28900 TGT 28600-28400 SL 29070
Bullions: After
positive economic data like US jobless claims data there was sharp selloff in
precious metal which can continue today also. Data gives room to Fed to
increase interest rates in June. Gold remained on track for
its biggest weekly decline.
COMMODITY
|
S2
|
S1
|
R1
|
R2
|
TREND
|
RANGE
|
Gold
|
28350
|
28500
|
28900
|
29050
|
Bearish
|
28400-29970
|
Silver
|
38400
|
38700
|
39500
|
39900
|
Bearish
|
38200-39200
|
Energy: Oil futures fell further in
Asian trade on Friday after running into resistance at the $50 a barrel mark,
as investors worried higher prices could reactivate shuttered crude output,
adding to global oversupply. Prices were also pressured by a stronger dollar index (DXY)
rising against a basket of major currencies on Friday.
Yesterday’s Crudeoil buy call open above
3340 and made high 3377 near our TGT 3380
COMMODITY
|
S2
|
S1
|
R1
|
R2
|
TREND
|
RANGE
|
Crude oil
|
3220
|
3270
|
3327
|
3370
|
Sideways
|
3270-3350
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