Live Commodity MCX Trading Tips - Safal Trading

The silver is approaching record levels of 7 months. Although the dollar rally was stopped because silver is currently booming. Currently, with a decline of 0.2 per cent on MCX silver is trading at Rs 60 475. MCX Copper fluctuation seems. Even in base metals on MCX have gained 0.1-0.5 per cent.

Weak manufacturing data coming from the world is to get pressure on crude oil. Naimaks on both on and MCX Crude oil is a slow business. Hurricane Isaac 710,000 barrels a day of oil production in the U.S. has stalled. Currently 0.25 per cent on MCX crude oil updates is trading at Rs 5330 with.

Special margin of 10 per cent growth in the Chinese domestic market, despite being released. Still on NCDEX sugar has gained 0.5 percent. On the ICE raw sugar has slipped to a low of 3 months.

In the process of making gold record level continues today. Today MCX Gold touched a record level of 31 524. The spot market price of gold had risen to around Rs 32,000. 6-month high in the international market, gold is a concern. Currently with marginal gains on MCX gold updates is trading at Rs 31 475.

Manufacturing data coming out from the world, which is why the market is now expected stimulus is increasing. The ECB meeting on Thursday in distress Spain, countries like Greece might decide to buy bonds. Friday's U.S. employment figures are coming along. Based on this data, the U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke could announce relief package. These expectations are set up in a gold record.

With gold - Rs 60,000 with a silver cross rests. Although silver is showing the pressure, although still on MCX silver is not far from his 7-month high. On Comaks silver remains above $ 32. Currently, with a decline of 0.5 per cent on MCX silver updates is trading at Rs 60 315.

Meanwhile on NCDEX coriander 1 per cent up to Rs 4,040 is reached. Red chili with almost 1 per cent to Rs 4,550 has been exceeded. On the mcx ncdex tips sugar futures in October and November has weakened about 1 percent.

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