Tuesday 11 September 2012

Daily Report for 12th September 2012



Commodities Market Summary
Gold climbed for a second day before a Federal Reserve policy meeting that may introduce more stimulus to boost the world’s largest economy. Platinum is poised for the longest rally in more than a year. Cash gold rose as much as 0.3 percent to $1,736.45 an ounce, and traded at $1,735.30 at 11:20 a.m., extending yesterday’s 0.3 percent gain as the dollar fell. The metal touched $1,741.70 on Sept. 7, the most expensive since Feb. 29. Holdings in bullion- backed exchange-traded products expanded to a record 2,487.361 metric tons yesterday. Oil traded near the highest level in three weeks amid speculation China and the U.S. will add stimulus to their economies, sustaining demand for fuel in the world’s biggest crude users. Futures were little changed after rising for a fifth day yesterday, the longest run of gains since July. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao signaled the government has more room for fiscal and monetary policy to support growth. The Federal Open Market Committee starts a two-day meeting today, when it may announce measures to stimulate the U.S. economy. The nation’s crude stockpiles probably fell 2.9 million barrels last week.
Levels for the Day
Name
RES2
RES1
       S/R
      SUP1
      SUP2
RECOMMENDATION
ALUMINIUM (28SEP12)
114.8
114.2
113.3
112.7
111.7

COPPER
(30NOV12)
457.4
455.2
452.4
450.1
447.3

CRUDEOIL (19SEP12)
5398
5377
5351
5330
5304

GOLD
(05OCT12)
32051
31963
31886
31798
31721

SILVER
(05DEC12)
64563
64183
63911
63531
63259

LEAD
(28SEP12)
117.9
117.3
116.5
115.9
115.1

NATURALGAS (25SEP12)
177.1
171.5
161.9
156.3
146.7

NICKEL
(28SEP12)
937.0
932.0
927.1
922.1
917.2
Sell at 929/930 SL 934 TGT 918/915
ZINC
(28SEP12)
111.9
111.0
109.9
109.1
108.0




 
     Important Events for the Day
12th Sep 2012 (Time – IST)
EUR EU to Announce Details of Banking Union at 09:30

EUR German Consumer Price Index - EU Harmonised (YoY) (AUG F) at 11:30

EUR German Constitutional Court Announces ESM Ruling at 13:30

GBP Jobless Claims Change (AUG) at 14:00

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