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  • MAJOR EVENTS Gold eased amid profit selling today after massive gains earlier this week. However,

    the overall movement remained sideways ahead of weekend. The global stocks edged

    higher as expectations build that the Federal Reserve will delay raising interest rates

    soon and traders eyed the earnings data. Gold witnessed massive buying this week

    after a clear break above 100 day Exponential Moving Average (EMA). However, the

    metal dropped amid a sustained pick up in global equities and buying also waned once

    $1200 per ounce mark neared for the benchmark COMEX Gold futures. The

    commodity is currently trading at $1183per ounce, down 0.38% on the day. MCX Gold

    futures currently trade at Rs 27173 per 10grams, down 0.31% on the day. Global

    equities stayed well supported today amid strong overnight cues. DOW surged sharply

    yesterday after US consumer price index dropped in September for the second month

    in a row. The CPI declined by a seasonally adjusted 0.2% last month. Gasoline prices

    slumped 9%, the Labor Department said. Food prices rose 0.4%, however. Excluding

    food and energy, so-called core consumer prices increased 0.2% in September. Over

    the past 12months the main CPI has shown zero increase in unadjusted terms. Core

    prices are up 1.9%in the same span.

    MCX Crude oil futures recovered well above Rs 3000 per barrel after the recent break

    higher in the global prices. Sustained buying in global equities following hopes of a

    delayed Fed interest rate hike amid tepid economic data pushed the DOW by more

    than 200points yesterday. This capped oil around two week low and the counter

    edged up in Asia today. WTI Crude oil futures are trading at $47.01 per barrel, up

    1.36% on the day. MCX Crude oil futures ended just under Rs 3000 per barrel

    yesterday and should spurt in the early moves today. The US Energy Information

    Administration said in its weekly report that crude oil inventories rose by 7.6 million

    barrels in the week ended October 9. Total US crude oil inventories stood at 468.6

    million barrels as of last week, remaining near levels not seen for this time of year in

    at least the last 80 years. The report also showed that gasoline inventories decreased

    by 2.6 million barrels, compared to expectations for a decline of1.7 million barrels.

    Non-OPEC accounted for just under 40% of the 1.8 mb/d annual increase in total oil

    output. Lower oil prices and steep spending curbs are expected to cut non-OPEC

    output by nearly 0.5 mb/d in 2016.

    WTI Futures Off

    Two Week Low.

    China Imports

    Create Opportunity

    For Copper.

    Opportunities in Copper prices have been created as Copper imports into China spiked

    this time round in September 2015. The prices of major metals have taken a bashing

    and Copper was no exception. However after imports recovering again there are

    chances that the day traders and speculators will look to wind up their short positions

    in coming days. Indian Copper was trading at Rs 349.30 per kg, down 0.13% but just a

    shy away from Rs 350. Closing above Rs 350 can bring wonders to Copper prices. The

    spike can then continue towards Rs 360 per kg. China is responsible for more than 45%

    of global copper demand and the Chinese imports of refined and semi-finished copper

    products surged by more than 30% in September compared to the previous month

    and 18% in the same month last year. The trade data from China National Bureau of

    Statistics showed that at 460,000 tons it was the highest monthly shipment total since

    January 2014 and the first rise since June last year. Year to date imports are still

    lagging last year's however, falling 5.5% to 3.4 million tons. September imports of

    Copper concentrate fell 6.2% in September compared to the same month last year,

    but the disappointing figure follows a nearly 20% year on year jump in August. Year to

    date concentrate imports are up 9.3% to 9.33 million tons. China's unwrought copper

    and copper-fabricated product imports in September rose more than 31% .

    Gold Sideways

    Ahead Of

    Weekends.

  • E C O N O M I C C A L E N D E R

    DATE & TIME DESCRIPTION FORECAST PREVIOUS

    Oct 19 7:30pm FOMC Member Brainard Speaks

    7:30pm NAHB Housing Market Index 62 62

    9:30pm FOMC Member Lacker Speaks

    Oct 20 6:00pm Building Permits 1.16M 1.17M

    6:00pm Housing Starts 1.14M 1.13M

    6:30pm FOMC Member Dudley Speaks

    6:45pm FOMC Member Powell Speaks

    8:30pm Fed Chair Yellen Speaks

    Oct 21 8:00pm Crude Oil Inventories 7.6M

    Oct 22 6:00pm Unemployment Claims 266K 255K

    6:30pm HPI m/m 0.4% 0.6%

    7:30pm Existing Home Sales 5.38M 5.31M

    7:30pm CB Leading Index m/m 0.0% 0.1%

    8:00pm Natural Gas Storage

    Oct 23 7:15pm Flash Manufacturing PMI 53.0 53.1

  • S1 S2 S3 R1 R2 R3

    26780 26335 25850 27370 27840 28275

    S1 S2 S3 R1 R2 R3

    36785 36000 35160 37720 38550 39540

    T E C H N I C A L V I E W

    MCX GOLD showed bullish movement

    and found the resistance of trendline

    at 27400, but due to dollar weakness

    strength is not seen on higher side as

    like Comex. Now, if it is able to

    maintain above 27500 then next major

    resistance level is seen around 28000.

    On lower side if it sustains below

    26950 then next support level is seen

    around 26350.

    S T R A T E G Y Better strategy in MCX GOLD is to sell

    below 26750 for the target of 26150,

    with stop loss of 27500.

    PIVOT TABLE

    G O L D

    PIVOT TABLE

    S I L V E R

    T E C H N I C A L V I E W

    MCX SILVER last week showed

    sideways movement and consolidated

    in between of 61.80% and 50.00%

    retracement levels. Now, on higher

    side if it maintains above 37800 then

    only it may show some bullish

    movements towards the resistance

    level of 39000. On lower side sustain

    below 36500 next support level is seen

    around trendline i.e. 35750.

    S T R A T E G Y Better strategy in MCX SILVER at this

    point of time is to buy above 38000 for

    the targets of 39000-40000, with stop

    loss of 36500.

  • C R U D E O I L

    C O P P E R

    S1 S2 S3 R1 R2 R3

    2900 2785 2625 3160 3305 3430

    S1 S2 S3 R1 R2 R3

    340.85 334.00 326.00 352.10 360.00 368.00

    T E C H N I C A L V I E W

    MCX Copper last week showed

    consolidated movement and found

    support around trendline at 344 and

    closed below 23.6% retracement level

    i.e. 346.55. Now, if it maintains above

    352.10 on higher side then next

    important resistance level is seen

    around 362.70. On the other hand if it

    sustain below 344 then next support

    will seen around 336.85.

    S T R A T E G Y Better strategy in MCX CRUDEOIL is to

    sell below 2900 for the target of 2750,

    with stop loss of 3100.

    PIVOT TABLE

    T E C H N I C A L V I E W

    MCX Crude oil showed bearish

    movement after giving falls breakout

    of trendline and follows its major

    downward trend and found support of

    2900. Now, if it sustain below 2900 in

    coming sessions then next important

    support level is seen around 2750. On

    the other hand maintaining above

    3160 again pull it towards the

    resistance level of 3260.

    S T R A T E G Y Better strategy in MCX COPPER is to sell

    below 344, with stop loss of 356 for the

    target of 335.

    PIVOT TABLE

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