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Showing posts with label MCX Commodity market Weekly Analysis mcx commodity news. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

MCX Commodity Tips - Copper Intraday Call For Today

Copper has been a downward trend today. Copper 1.5 per cent fall in the domestic market is trading at Rs 380.75. Copper on the London Metal Exchange have fallen strongly. Copper on the London Metal Exchange lost nearly 1.5 percent.
Eurozone debt crisis of the global demand for copper has increased fear of falling. Copper on the London Metal Exchange in November declined by 6 per cent. Copper on the LME so far this year has declined by 22 per cent. But Chile's largest copper mine strike in the fall of copper has control.

Thursday, November 24, 2011

MCX Commodity Trading Tips For Today

On the London Metal Exchange Copper is to seeming recovery in the domestic market still continues to decline. As a global economic crisis is caused by pressure on the price of copper. The MCX Copper on the fluctuation of Rs 380 is trading in the full environment.
Gold - Silver are falling continues today . The international market both are seeming recover. in the domestic market  gold is trading at Rs 28600 with about 0.5 percent . The selling pressure is visible in the silver. Silver on MCX declined by 0.5 per cent and is trading at Rs 55 600. Gold and silver are seeing weakness.

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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

MCX Commodity Market News Analysis Report For Today

To see sharp drop in gold and silver is today. Silver in the domestic market with around 3 per cent is trading at Rs 55 362. While gold is trading at Rs 28582 .
Today in crude oil is strongly decline With 1.5 per cent on MCX Crude oil is trading at Rs 5066. NYMEX down on crude oil is trading around $ 96.
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Friday, November 18, 2011

MCX Commodity Live News Analysis and Copper , Silver and Gold Tips

On MCX Copper is trading up nearly 1 percent. Copper on the London Metal Exchange has been buying in the lower level. Price of copper on the London Metal Exchange has risen around $ 7,500 per tonne. However, the impact of European debt crisis hitting the world economy is feared.

19 per cent of world copper consumption is in Europe. LME copper this year declined by 22 per cent. Despite falling prices on LME copper stocks fell. The London Metal Exchange copper has lower levels of inventory to 9 months. Rupee against the dollar in the domestic market has reached 32-month low. In such a situation remains confusion over copper.
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