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Best MaxCommodity Free Triang Tips trial News Updated

Best MaxCommodity Free Triang Tips trial News Updated


At NCDEX, the Dhaanya, an agri commodity benchmark index, was closed at 1127.59 down by 0.22%.

Yesterday, Crude oil futures prices closed with negative note as speculators reduced their holdings on the back of a weakening global trend. Crude for May future declined as much as 15 cents to $105.60 per barrels on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) after Fitch Ratings and Standard & Poor’s rating services downgraded Portugal’s credit rating, and U.S. durable goods dropped more than expectation, a sign of weakening demand in the U.S.

At Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), crude oil future for April contract closed at Rs. 4,724.00 per barrel, down by 0.96%, after opening at Rs. 4,766.00 against the previous close price of Rs. 4,770.00. It touched the intra-day low of Rs. 4,708.00 with a business volume of 131,568 lots.


At NYMEX, crude oil for May contract closed yesterday at $105.60 per barrels, down by 15 cents, after opening at $105.52 against the previous close price of $105.75. It touched the intra-day low of $104.76 with a business volume of 254,571 lots.

Yesterday at the MCX, the market breadth was Negative with 29 commodities advanced and 51 commodities declined. Similarly at NCDEX the market breadth was negative note with 80 commodities advanced and 112 commodities declined.

The top gainers at MCX were Potato for April contract (4.0%), Potato for May contract (4.0%), Potato for June contract (4.0%), Potato TRWR for May contract (4.0%) and Potato TRWR for June contract (4.0%).

Similarly the top losers at MCX were Lead for March contract (-1.86%), Lead MINI for March contract (-1.86%), CPO for March contract (-1.60%), CPO for May contract (-1.57%) and Natural Gas for March contract (-1.56%).

Moreover, the gainers at NCDEX were Potato for April contract (4.0%), Potato for June contract (4.0%), Potato for July contract (4.0%), Potato for August contract (4.0%) and Potato for September contract (4.0%).

The top losers at NCDEX were Chilli for April contract (-4.0%), Chilli for June contract (-4.0%), Chilli for July contract (-4.0%), Coriander for April contract (-1.7%) and Coriander for May contract (-1.4%).

Yesterday at MCX, the top traded commodities in terms of quantity were Silver M for April contract with 151,518 lots, Crude Oil for April contract with 131,568 lots, Silver for May contract with 101,197 lots, Copper for April contract with 91,080 lots, Silver MIC for April contract with 82,641 lots, and Nickel for March contract with 42,704 lots.

Gold for October contract closed at INR 21,853.00, it touched a high of INR 21,933.00 and a low of INR 21,780.00 after opening at INR 21,860.00. Gold for August contract closed at INR 21,434.00, it touched a high of INR 21,614.00 and a low of INR 21,430.00 after opening at 21,555.00.

Silver for December contract closed at INR 57,743.00, it touched a high of INR 58,621.00 and a low of INR 57,402.00 after opening at INR 57,500.00. Silver for September contract closed at INR 56,770.00, it touched a high of INR 57,788.00 and a low of INR 56,500.00 after opening at INR 56,667.00.

Gold rallied to a fresh record high on Thursday in its longest string of gains in ten months, against a backdrop of a wilting dollar, West Asia.

World's largest producer and consumer of pulses, India extended exports ban of the commodity for one more year.


Yesterday, natural gas futures prices dropped for the first time in three days in New York after the U.S. Department of Energy reported that natural gas inventories fell less than expected last week. Futures prices fell as much as 2.8% after inventories declined by 6 billion cubic feet to 1.612 trillion cubic feet in the week ended March 18, 2011. A decrease of 8 billion cubic feet was expected.

At Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), natural gas future for March contract closed at Rs. 190.20 per mmBtu, down by 1.34%, after opening at Rs. 194.00 against the previous close price of Rs. 192.80 per mmBtu. It touched the intra-day low of Rs. 188.40 with a business volume of 35,643 lots.

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