Gold dropped for the first time in four days,
paring its best weekly performance in six, as the rally to a three-week
high prompts sales before data that may show the U.S. economy expanded at
the slowest pace in a year. Spot gold fell as much as 0.2 percent to
$1,611.88 an ounce before trading at $1,612.38 at 9:06 a.m. in Singapore,
after climbing to $1,622 yesterday, the highest level since July 5. Bullion
is up 1.8 percent this week, the most since the five days to June 15, as
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi pledged to preserve the euro
and on speculation Europe’s rescue fund may get a banking license to help
ease the region’s crisis. Spot silver fell for the first time in three
days, losing as much as 0.4 percent to $27.445 an ounce. It was last at
$27.4575, up 0.5 percent this week. Cash platinum was little changed at
$1,406.75 an ounce, set for a fourth weekly decline. Palladium gained for a
third day, rising as much as 0.4 percent to $572.25 an ounce, paring a
second weekly drop. Oil rose from the highest close in almost a week in New
York after the head of the European Central Bank predicted the euro will
survive and reports signaled improving economic prospects in the U.S. and
China. Oil for September delivery rose as much as 26 cents to $89.65 a
barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange and was at
$89.65 at 11:05 a.m. Singapore time. The contract climbed 0.5 percent
yesterday to $89.39, the highest close since July 20. Prices are down 2
percent this week and 9.3 percent lower this year. Brent crude for September
settlement was up 48 cents to $105.74 a barrel on the London-based ICE
Futures Europe exchange. The European benchmark’s premium to West Texas
Intermediate was at $16.08, the widest since May 28 and up from $15.87
yesterday.
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Levels for the Day
Name
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RES2
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RES1
|
S/R
|
SUP1
|
SUP2
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RECOMMENDATION
|
ALUMINIUM (31JUL12)
|
104.92
|
104.08
|
103.62
|
102.78
|
102.32
|
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COPPER
(31AUG12)
|
425.05
|
421.85
|
419.45
|
416.25
|
413.85
|
|
CRUDEOIL (20AUG12)
|
5076
|
5036
|
4992
|
4952
|
4908
|
|
GOLD
(04AUG12)
|
29942
|
29867
|
29800
|
29725
|
29658
|
|
SILVER
(05SEP12)
|
53757
|
53487
|
53318
|
53048
|
52879
|
|
LEAD
(31JULN12)
|
105.35
|
104.75
|
104.15
|
103.55
|
102.95
|
|
NATURALGAS (28AUG12)
|
178
|
175
|
171.9
|
168.9
|
165.8
|
|
NICKEL
(31JUL12)
|
901.4
|
892.2
|
887.1
|
877.9
|
872.8
|
Sell below 880 SL
885 Tgt 870/868
|
ZINC
(31JUL12)
|
101.85
|
101.45
|
101.15
|
100.75
|
100.35
|
27th
July 2012 (Time – IST)
EUR German Consumer Price Index - EU Harmonised
(YoY) (JUL P) at 17:30
EUR German Consumer Price Index (YoY) (JUL P)
at 17:30
USD Gross Domestic Product (Annualized) (2Q A)
at 18:00
USD Gross Domestic Product Price Index (2Q A)
at 18:00
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