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Commodities Futures Trading
Date : 9/06/2010
Commodity News
Bullion Outlook:Gold hit an all-time high above $1,250 an ounce !!

 

  Govt's decision to check cotton yarn exports highly criticized

  Oil price rises as confidence returns

  Duty sops to cotton yarn exporters withdrawn

  Rice procurement dips 3% to 25.85 million tonne

  Mixed trend in rubber

  India 2009/10 commodity bourse turnover up 47.93%

  Wheat procurement likely to be lower

  Pepper market fell on bearish activities

  Sugar output may rise to 18.1 MT this season: Pawar

  Spot rubber strengthens on fresh buying

  Cashew kernel market dull on low demand

  Pepper futures fall on liquidation, bearish reports

  Govt extends OMS wheat sale for bulk consumers

  Oil extends gains, climbs above $86

  Coonoor tea trade turnover surged 24% in Q1

• Gold hit an all-time high above $1,250 an ounce on Tuesday as investors piled in due to fears that European credit contagion could lead to a doubledip recession.

• The metal rose for a third straight session despite a lack of compelling development related to euro zone's debt crisis, but ended off its record peak reached earlier in the session.

• On Tuesday, Fitch credit rating agency said Britain faced a formidable challenge to cut government borrowing and Hungary, which is also an EU member state that does not use the euro, tried to reassure financial markets over its debt problems.

 
>> Crude Oil

• U.S. crude oil futures rose more than $1 per barrel on Tuesday after an industry inventory report showed crude stocks fell much more than expected.

• The American Petroleum Institute's report said U.S. crude oil stockpiles fell 4.5 million barrels in the week to June 4, much more than the expectations of 900,000-barrel drop. But gasoline stocks rose, against an expectation for a slight drop in inventories, and distillate stocks rose more than expected, the API said.

Top Gainers MCX Top Losers MCX
Commodity Expiry Date Current
(Rs.)
Change
(%)
Nickel 30/07/10 1007.00
Nickel 28/05/10 995.80
Nickel 30/06/10 999.40
Silver HNI 25/05/10 29300.00
Silver HNI 24/06/10 29400.00
Commodity Expiry Date Current
(Rs.)
Change
(%)
Heating Oil Mum 25/05/10 96.95 -4.01
Heating Oil Mum 23/07/10 93.30 -4.01
Heating Oil Mum 25/06/10 92.50 -4.00
Tin 30/07/10 811.25 -3.99
Gasoline MUM 25/05/10 93.30 -3.96
Top Gainers NCDEX Top Losers NCDEX
Commodity Expiry Date Current
(Rs.)
Change
(%)
Heating Oil Mum 23/07/10 101.85
Heating Oil Mum 25/05/10 101.10
Heating Oil Mum 25/06/10 101.50
Rubber RSS 4 KOC 25/05/10 15794.00
Rubber RSS 4 KOC 25/06/10 15853.00
Commodity Expiry Date Current
(Rs.)
Change
(%)
Carbon Credits Mum 10/06/10 719.20 -4.41
Zinc Mum 30/06/10 86.70 -4.20
Zinc Mum 31/05/10 86.40 -4.16
Lead MUM 30/06/10 82.25 -4.03
Lead MUM 30/07/10 82.55 -4.01
 
US ECONOMIC DATA RELEASED FOR PREVIOUS TRADING DAY
Data
Actual
Expected
Previous
IBD/TIPP
Economic
Optimism
46.2
49.3
48.7
 
Upcoming US Economic Data Releases
Data
Time
(IST)
Expected
Previous
Expected Effect on Bullion
Wholesale
Inventories m/m
7.30pm
0.6%
5.3%0.4%
Negative
Crude Oil Inventories
8.00pm
-1.1M
-1.9M
-