GM BULLION OPENING BUZZ:-
GOLD:- 27107
SILVER:- 45271
COPPER:- 386.05
NICKEL:- 833.30
CRUDE:- 5121
NATURAL GAS:- 237.10
LEAD:- 109.35
ZINC:- 100.85
ALUMINIUM:- 100.65
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
GM BULLION OPENING BUZZ
GM BULLION OPENING BUZZ:-
GOLD:- 27107
SILVER:- 45271
COPPER:- 386.05
NICKEL:- 833.30
CRUDE:- 5121
NATURAL GAS:- 237.10
LEAD:- 109.35
ZINC:- 100.85
ALUMINIUM:- 100.65
GM GOOD MORNING BULLION MARKET UPDATE
GM GOOD MORNING BULLION MARKET UPDATE:-
GOLD TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY:- SELL ON HIGH
S1- 27000 S2- 26750
R1- 27350 R2- 27500
SILVER TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY ELL ON DIPS
S1-44500 S2- 44000
R1- 45500 R2- 46000
COPPER TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY:- BUY ON DIPS
S1-380 S2- 375
R1- 390 R2- 395
GM GOOD MORNING BULLION MARKET UPDATE
GM GOOD MORNING BULLION MARKET UPDATE:-
CRUDE TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY:- BUY ON DIPS
S1-5050 S2- 4950
R1- 5180 R2- 5250
NATURAL GAS TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY:- BUY ON DIPS
S1-230 S2- 225
R1- 240 R2- 245
LEAD TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY:- SELL ON HIGH
S1-108 S2- 106.5
R1- 111 R2- 112.5
ZINC TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY:- SELL ON HIGH
S1-99 S2- 97
R1- 102 R2- 104
ZINC TREND: CONSOLIDATE
STRATEGY:- SELL ON HIGH
S1-99 S2- 97
R1- 102 R2- 104
ASIAN STOCKS
Asian shares edged higher on Tuesday, the day after the
S&P 500 index ended at an all-time high, as hopes for political stability
in Italy and expectations for global central banks to continue their growth-supporting
monetary stimulus bolstered investor risk appetite.
U.S.TREASURIES
Ten-year Treasuries US10YT=RR were flat in price to yield 1.67
percent, near their lowest levels since December. The yields have dropped from
as high as 2.05 percent on March 8.
EURO
The euro was up 0.51 percent at $1.3093, with hedge funds
cited among key buyers. It peaked at $1.3115, the highest since April 19.
NIKKEI
The Nikkei slipped 0.4 percent to 13,833.28. The benchmark
has risen 11.5 percent this month and is heading for its best April performance
since 1993, largely driven by the Bank of Japan's plans to inject $1.4 trillion
into the world's third-largest economy in less than two years to revive growth.
DOLLAR
The dollar index last traded at 82.151, having shed more
than 0.4 percent to a low of 82.035, a level not seen since April 17.
U.S.CRUDE
U.S. crude was 17 cents lower at $94.33 a barrel, on track
to end the month down nearly 3 percent.
BRENT CRUDE
Brent dropped 16 cents to $103.65 a barrel by 0244 GMT,
heading for an almost 6 percent loss this month.
OIL
Oil prices rose on Monday amid hope of further stimulus on both
sides of the Atlantic, with U.S. crude leading gains amid signs of improving
demand and growing exports.
LME COPPER
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell by 0.45
percent to $7,121.25 a tonne by 0110 GMT, eroding almost 2 percent gains from
the previous session.
COPPER
London copper slipped on Tuesday and was facing its biggest
monthly loss in nearly a year as a worsening outlook for global growth drives
investors to cut commodities exposure, although expectations of more central
bank easing cushioned losses.
SPDR GOLD
The SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded
fund, said its holdings fell 0.22 percent to 1,080.64 tonnes on Monday from
1,083.05 tonnes on Friday to their lowest since September 2009.
GOLD
Gold eased $3.08 an ounce to $1,472.71 by 0019 GMT. It had
gained slightly on Monday on expectations the Federal Reserve will keep its
bond buying at $85 billion a month for now following weaker-than-expected U.S.
growth.
U.S.MARKET UPDATE
The S&P 500 index ended at an all-time high on Monday as
growth-oriented stocks, including energy and technology, lead the way to the
index's sixth rise in the past seven sessions.
The Dow Jones industrial average was up 106.20 points, or
0.72 percent, at 14,818.75. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was up 11.37
points, or 0.72 percent, at 1,593.61. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 27.76
points, or 0.85 percent, at 3,307.02.
Monday, 29 April 2013
ASIAN STOCKS
Asian shares crept ahead on Monday, while the dollar lost
ground to the yen as markets hunkered down for a busy week for economic data
and central bank policy meetings in the euro zone and United States.
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