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Thursday, November 26, 2015

Oil Retreats As US Storage Levels Rise

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Commodity Updates - Unrefined petroleum fates finished lower in the local business sector on Wednesday as financial specialists and theorists left positions in the vitality thing as US raw petroleum stockpiles moved for the ninth week on the jog, raising reasons for alarm over an intensifying worldwide supply overabundance.

The EIA reported that US rough supplies moved by 961,000 barrels to 488.2 million barrels in the week finished November 20, 2015. All out capacity is at the most abnormal amount concealed for this time in atleast the previous eight decades. Oil inventories at Cushing, Oklahoma, the greatest US oil stockpiling center, moved by 1.74 million barrels a week ago.

On the other hand, the misfortunes in oil were trimmed by peppy US apparatus check information which demonstrated that the quantity of oil apparatuses in the US fell by 9 to 555 this week, flagging lower generation ahead, facilitating apprehensions of oversupplies.

Expects that uplifted geopolitical pressures after Turkey shot down a Russian plane warrior may control supplies from the oil-rich Middle East locale additionally upheld rough.

Further, US solid merchandise requests moved in October, offers of new homes bounced back a month ago, purchaser spending moved in October, customer certainty climbed for this present month, private area yield quickened in November and jobless cases fell a week ago, flagging a pickup on the planet's greatest economy, reinforcing the interest standpoint for the fuel, controling misfortunes in oil.

US solid products requests surged 3 for each penny in October, purchaser spending climbed 0.1 for every penny a month ago while offers of new homes rose 10.7 for every penny to a 495,000 yearly pace.

US jobless cases tumbled to the most reduced level in a month, around 12,000 to 260,000 in the week finished November 21, the gage measuring US customer certainty rose to 91.3 in November from 90 in October, while a joined record measuring US fabricating and administrations surged to the largest amount since April at 56.1 this month from 55 in October, with a perusing above 50 flagging development.

Oil may bounce back today as a littler than anticipated ascent in US oil stockpiling levels a week ago and a drop in US apparatus number facilitates worries over a supply excess.

At the MCX, Crude oil fates, for the December 2015 contract, shut at Rs 2,860 for each barrel, around 0.56 for every penny, subsequent to opening at 2,870, against the past close cost of Rs 2,876. It touched an intraday low of Rs 2,792.
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Monday, October 26, 2015

Crude Oil Ends Lower On Sluggish Demand Outlook


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Crude oil futures ended lower in the domestic market on Friday in the midst of a miniscule build in US oil rigs last week. Oil services firm Baker Hughes said the US oil rig count for the week ending on Oct. 16 fell by 1 to 594. It marked the eighth straight week of weekly declines, as US production continues to hover near 2015 yearly lows. Energy traders have kept a close eye on the rig count since a shocking move by OPEC last November triggered a downturn in global oil prices. However, losses were limited as signs of a pickup in the 19-member Euro area economy bolstered the demand outlook for the fuel. A combined gauge measuring Euro area manufacturing and services climbed to the highest level in two months at 54 in Oct, with a reading above 50 signaling expansion, Markit Economics said. Meanwhile, the ECB also indicated that it may boost its QE program to accelerate the region’s economic recovery, auguring well for crude oil. Bargain buying also limited the losses as prices hit a near-three week low after the EIA reported an 8 million barrels rise in US oil supplies last week, raising fears over a global supply glut. At the MCX, Crude oil futures, for the Oct 2015 contract, closed at Rs 2,927 per barrel, down by 0.81 per cent, after opening at Rs 2,956, against the previous close price of Rs 2,951. It touched an intraday low of Rs 2,895. 


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Monday, October 19, 2015

Crude Oil futures Spiked By More Than 2 % in the Domestic Market

Crude oil futures spiked by more than 2 per cent in the domestic market on Friday as investors and speculators booked fresh positions in the energy commodity tracking a positive trend in the overseas market as a seventh straight drop in US weekly rig count signaled lower production ahead in the world’s biggest oil consuming nation, easing concerns over a global supply glut.
 
The number of rigs drilling for oil in the US fell by 10 to 595 last week, Baker Hughes said.
 
Investors shrugged off mixed US economic data which showed a second straight drop in factory output in September but consumer sentiment improved this month, signaling uncertainty over the demand outlook for the fuel in the world’s biggest economy.
 
US manufacturing production fell 0.1 per cent in September 2015 from the previous month, while industrial output declined 0.2 per cent. However, the gauge measuring US consumer sentiment climbed to 92.1 in October, the first increase in four months, from 87.2 in September.
 
Oil may fall today as the slowest expansion in China’s GDP growth since Q1 2009 in Q3 2015 signals diminished demand prospects from the world’s second biggest oil consuming nation.
 
At the MCX, Crude oil futures, for the October 2015 contract, closed at Rs 3,055 per barrel, up by 2.31 per cent, after opening at Rs 3,008, against the previous close price of Rs 2,986. It touched an intraday high of Rs 3,075.

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Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Oil up on falling US inventories, But Asia Concerns To Drag


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Oil prices edged up early on Wednesday after US crude stocks were estimated to have dropped last week, stripping some supplies out of an oversupplied market that has seen prices more than halve since June 2014.

Industry group the American Petroleum Institute reported that US crude stockpiles fell 3.7 million barrels last week, with stocks at the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for US crude futures alone down almost 500,000 barrels.

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures CLc1 were trading at USD 46.56 per barrel at 0051 GMT, up 20 cents from their last settlement. Globally traded Brent futures LCOc1 were at USD 49.19 per barrel, up 11 cents.

But traders said some downward pressure was likely to build during Asian trading.

"Oil, like other commodities, is in the middle of a glut. Most say there are more than 2.5 million barrels in the market every day that nobody needs," one crude trader said.

Pressure could also build from other commodities, which have tumbled on the back of China's economic slowdown.

Benchmark copper CMCU3 on the London Metal Exchange closed down 3.6 percent at USD 5,080 a tonne, its biggest one-day loss since July 7, while key thermal coal futures closed at USD 50 a tonne, its lowest since 2003.


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Friday, June 1, 2012

MCX Copper Updates (Tips and Trend) For Today

Copper News
Copper, was the worst performing commodity in the base metals pack yesterday as it declined around 1 percent on the LME. The metal came under pressure on the back of slow GDP growth in the US. Additionally, LME copper inventories rose by 1.6 percent and stood at 230,675 tonnes. A stronger dollar index too exerted downside pressure on the red metal. Copper traders are the most bearish since September and hedge funds are betting on price declines as concern that Europe’s debt crisis is deepening drove the metal to the lowest this year. The metal slid the most since September in May as concern about Greece’s future in the euro and spreading of the region’s crisis grew.

MCX Copper Trend
From an intra-day perspective we expect base metals to trade with a negative bias today on the back of rise in risk aversion in the global markets. Additionally, latest data from China showed a fall in the manufacturing PMI, indicating a slowdown in the Chinese economy which is the major consumer of base metals. This news will act as a bearish factor for base metals today.

Technically chart of Copper suggest that prices have breached the bottom to bottom rising trend line. RSI is in a sell mode. We expect prices to correct up to levels of 413.
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