COMMODITY SUMMARY 19.04.

15
MCX MARGIN
Commodity

Margin
%

Expiry

Market Highlight
Lot
Value(Rs)

Approx
Margin
(Rs)

GOLD
GOLDM
SILVER

05-Jun-2015

5.00

2681200.00

134060.00

05-May-2015

5.00

267020.00

13351.00

05-May-2015

5.00

1093650.00

54682.50

SILVERM
COPPER
NICKEL
LEAD
ZINC
ALUMINIUM
NATURALGAS
CRUDEOIL
MENTHAOIL
CPO
CARDAMOM
COTTON

30-Apr-2015

5.00

182330.00

9116.50

30-Apr-2015

5.00

384000.00

19200.00

30-Apr-2015

6.03

196775.00

11868.37

30-Apr-2015

5.00

635750.00

31787.50

30-Apr-2015

5.00

692750.00

34637.50

30-Apr-2015

5.00

571750.00

28587.50

27-Apr-2015

8.28

206125.00

17057.27

20-Apr-2015

10.45

349400.00

36525.91

30-Apr-2015

7.55

339336.00

25605.94

30-Apr-2015

5.00

437500.00

21875.00

15-May-2015

6.38

84990.00

5420.25

30-Apr-2015

5.00

383500.00

19175.00

SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL

S2

S1

PP

R1

R2

GOLD

26533

26673

26756

26896

26979

GOLD MINI

26441

26571

26651

26781

26861

SILVER

36050

36253

36571

36774

37092

SILVER MINI

35973

36220

36557

36804

37141

COPPER

378.9

381.4

384.1

386.7

389.4

NICKEL

775.90

781.5

791.7

797.3

807.5

LEAD

125.5

126.3

127.3

128.1

129.1

ZINC

137.2

137.88

138.8

139.5

140.4

ALUMINIUM

113.1

113.73

114.6

115.2

116.0

N. GAS

162.2

163.6

165.9

167.3

169.6

CRUDE OIL

3437

3465

3510

3538

3583

MENTHAOIL

913.1

927.9

952.4

967.2

991.7

CPO

429.6

433.5

436.8

440.7

444.0

CARDAMOM

833.6

841.7

853.8

861.9

874.0

15186.7

15263.3

15396.7

15473.3

15606.7

COMMODITY

COTTON

Crude oil prices gained on Monday as

China moved to accelerate economic
growth by sharply cutting the ratio of cash
banks need to set as aide as reserves at the
weekend. On the New York Mercantile
Exchange, crude oil for delivery in May
gained 0.86% to $57.82 a barrel.
On
Sunday,
China's
central
bank
announced over the weekend that it lowered
the amount of deposits it requires banks to
hold as reserves to 18.5% from 19.5%
effective April 20 in a surprise decision.

On the Comex division of the New York

Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for June
delivery fell 0.01% to $1,203.70 a troy
ounce.

Elsewhere on the Comex, silver futures for

May delivery gained 0.23% to $16.267 a
troy
ounce.
Also
in
metals
trading, copper for May delivery jumped
0.96%
to
$2.818a
pound.
At the weekend, China's central bank
announced over the weekend that it lowered
the amount of deposits it requires banks to
hold as reserves to 18.5% from 19.5%
effective April 20 in a surprise decision.

Natural gas futures climbed to the highest

level in more than a week on Friday, before
turning lower as investors cashed out of the
market to lock in gains from a recent rally.
On
the
New
York
Mercantile
Exchange, natural gas for delivery in May
hit an intraday peak of $2.693 per million
British thermal units on Friday, the strongest
level since April 7, before closing at $2.634,
down 5.0 cents, or 1.86%.

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