GM BULLION OPENING BUZZ:-
GOLD:- 26426
SILVER:- 43550
COPPER:- 406.95
NICKEL:- 818.80
CRUDE:- 5226
NATURALGAS:- 238.70
LEAD:- 115.25
ZINC:- 101.60
ALUMINIUM:- 100.80
@Ritika Sharma,
GM BULLION OPENING BUZZ:-
GOLD:- 26535
SILVER:- 40542
COPPER:- 402.40
NICKEL:- 823.50
CRUDE:- 5682
NATURALGAS:- 220.80
LEAD:- 121.70
ZINC:- 107.85
ALUMINIUM:- 103.50
GM BULLION OPENING BUZZ:-
GOLD:- 26202
SILVER:- 41352
COPPER:- 424.80
NICKEL:- 836.40
CRUDE:- 6100
NATURALGAS:- 221.50
LEAD:- 125.20
ZINC:-111.75
ALUMINIUM:- 107.50
@Ritika Sharma,
GM GOOD MORNING BULLION MARKET UPDATE:-
GOLD TRENDIDEWAYS
STRATEGY:- BUY ON DIPS
S1- 33500 S2- 33000
R1- 34000 R2- 34300
SILVER TREND:- BULLISH
STRATEGY:- BUY ON DIPS
S1-56000 S2- 55000
R1- 58500 R2- 60000
COPPER TREND:- SIDEWAYS
STRATEGY:- BUY ON DIPS
S1-490 S2- 480
R1-505 R2- 510
NICKEL TREND:- SIDEWAYS
STRATEGYUY ON DIPS
S1-950 S2- 940
R1-980 R2-1000
CRUDE TREND:- SIDEWAYS
STRATEGYUY ON DIPS
S1-7200 S2- 7100
R1-7500 R2-7600
NATURAL GAS TREND:- SIDEWAYS
STRATEGY:- BUY ON DIPS
S1-225 S2- 220
R1-235 R2- 240
GM GOOD MORNING BULLION MARKET UPDATE:-
CRUDE TREND:- SIDEWAYS
STRATEGY:- SELL ON RISE
S1-6350 S2- 6300
R1-6450 R2-6500
NICKEL TREND:- SIDEWAYS
STRATEGY:- SELL ON HIGH
S1-845 S2- 830
R1-860 R2-870
GOOD MORNING
GMM GLOBAL MARKET UPDATE
SGX NIFTY 113
NASDAQ 0.80
DOW JONES -24.85
SANGHAI -6.31
NIKKEI -42.04
HANG SENG -109.84
COPPER
London copper futures kicked off the new year on a positive note on Thursday, rising around half a percent on expectations that economic recovery in top consumer China will drive demand.
GOLD
Gold steadied on Thursday but held near a six-month low touched in the previous session after prospects for a global economic recovery prompted investors to abandon the safe-haven metal.'
SILVER
Silver tracked gold higher and rallied more than 4 percent.
GOLD
Gold was little changed in early Asian trading on Monday, after posting its first loss in six weeks, as the strength in the U.S. dollar and the absence of key buyer China weighed on prices
COPPER
London copper drifted on Monday towards two month lows hit the previous session, with slowing official factory growth in China compounding a deteriorating demand outlook for the metal.
SILVER
Silver rose 1.3 percent to $21.44 an ounce.
GOLD
Gold held on to sharp overnight gains on Friday to trade near a four-month high and looked poised to log its fifth straight week of gains as a weaker dollar and geopolitical tensions in Ukraine lifted its safe-haven status
PLATINUM
Platinum was on track for its second straight weekly gain.
GOLD
Gold edged lower on Friday as the market nervously awaited U.S. nonfarm payrolls data, even as the metal headed for a third straight week of losses amid better-performing equities and growing optimism about the U.S. economy.
PLATINUM
Platinum climbed 0.4 percent to $1,438 an ounce.
