Archive for February 4th, 2010

Why gold surges during dollar bear market

After crashing $100/oz from its peak of $1,212.50/oz on 2 December to a low of $1,105/oz on the PM fix of 18 December, the gold price began 2010 brightly. Gaining steadily, it fixed at $1,153/oz on 11 January before succumbing to a stronger dollar and heading back towards $1,100/oz.

Expect an aluminium boom soon: Novelis COO

FLORIDA :The worldwide adoption of aluminum in industrial and consumer applications is nearing a tipping point and may be about to surge, according to Philip Martens, president and chief operating officer of Novelis, a global leader in aluminum rolled products and aluminum can recycling. Martens was the keynote speaker at the Platts Aluminum Symposium 2010 held here February 1-2.

Key commodity indices crash in January

Almost all commodity markets experienced falling prices during January — the MLCX TR index returned -7.85%, the S&P GSCI TR index posted -7.89% and the DJ-UBS TR index yielded -7.28%, according to an analysis by Bank of America-Merrill Lynch (BofAML).

Is Dollar or gold the ‘safe haven’?

By Jeffrey Nichols
It’s now nearly two months since gold registered an all-time high of $1,227 an ounce, following a five-month run during which the metal rose more than $300 an ounce.

SELL CRUDE OIL: NIRMALBANG

SELL CRUDE ABOVE 3570-3585, SL 3610, TG1 3510, TG2 3480

SOURCE: NIRMALBANG

SELL SILVER :NIRMALBANG

SELL SILVER ABOVE 25750-25850, SL 25890, TARGET 25300

SOURCE: NIRMAL BANG

Sell copper: Nirmal Bang

SELL COPPER ABOVE 308, SL 310, TARGET 300

SOURCE: NIRMAL BANG

Astrology:Commodity Market Predictions 04 Feb 2010

Weak trends for oil in spot,futures trade

MCX-TODAY TREND, SUPPORT & RESISTANCE (4TH FEB 2010)

GOLD PCP 16647

TREND-WEAK

R1 16774, R2 16902, R3 16988

Indian gold demand comes down

By Jon Nadler
Overnight gains continued in gold, courtesy of manifest risk appetite and additional consolidation in the US dollar. Highs near $1125 were seen, albeit the advance softened by the time the NY session got underway this morning. Spec funds are back in the market, emboldened by the successful breach of the $1117 mark yesterday, and are trying once again to wrest the metal away from the bears who almost got going in earnest near the $1070 area.

Gold price not creating economic bubble: WGC

The World Gold Council (WGC) has stated that the maintenance of Gold Prices above $1,000 per ounce should not be viewed as a temporary peak, but a consequence of a sustained price rise.