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Commodities Journal Daily Reports 28th September 2017 Thursday
Commodities Journal Daily Reports 28th September 2017 Thursday
Gold 29642
Silver 39702
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Market Wrapup
Thursday, 28th September 2017
Aluminium on MCX settled down -0.9% at 137.55 subdued by a stronger dollar and ongoing concerns over flagging economic growth in
China. China imported 7,706 tonnes of primary aluminum in August, down 20.7 per cent on a yearly basis, according to China Customs.
Now MCX Zinc is getting support at 203.8 and below same could see a test of 201.7 levels and resistance is now likely to be seen at
208.5, a move above could see prices testing 211.1.
Zinc on MCX settled down -0.05% at 205.85 on profit booking as China's economic growth likely slipped in the third quarter. Another
20,350 tonnes of zinc warrants were cancelled; meaning metal had been earmarked for delivery and was no longer available to the
wider market.
The premium of cash zinc to the three-month contract rose to its highest since early 2007 at $69, reflecting tight supplies of immediately
available metal. The Asian Development Bank raised its outlook for Chinas economic growth this year on the back of strong domestic
consumption, an export recovery and solid growth in services.
Special News
Gold Prices Dip In Asia On Stronger Dollar, India Demand Eyed
Gold prices fell in Asia as the dollar showed gains, making the commodity priced in greenbacks more
expensive for key buyers in countries such as China and India.
Gold futures for December delivery on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange
dipped 0.27% to $1,248.30 a troy ounce. Demand from Indai ahead of the festival season is eyed for
physical support.
Overnight, gGold prices fell sharply on Wednesday amid a rally in the dollar on the back of rising expectations of a year-end rate hike and
tax reform.
Expectations grew that tax reform will be implemented sooner rather than later supporting a move higher in dollar, pressuring gold prices as
Republicans in the U.S. Congress and the White House unveiled plans to change Americas tax code in a proposal that slashes taxes on
businesses the wealthy.
Crude Oil Prices Drop In Asia With Markets Still Supported On Demand Views
Crude oil prices fell in Asia with the markets still supported by supply and demand fundamentals and
with the U.S. market eyed for fresh demand cues if the Trump administration manages to pass a
massive tax cut.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange crude futures for November delivery fell 0.36% to $51.95 a
barrel , while on London's Intercontinental Exchange, Brent lost 0.42% to $57.33 a a barrel.
Overnight, crude oil prices settled higher on Wednesday, as traders cheered data showing an unexpected draw in U.S. crude supplies
pointing to a recovery in refinery activity and exports following disruptions due to Hurricane Harvey in August.
Commodity Buzz
Canadian Gold explorer expected to garner interest as 'M&A target'
Victoria Gold Corp. (VIT:TSX.V) announced multiple results from its 100%-owned Dublin Gulch gold property in the Yukon with back to
back news releases on Sept. 18 and Sept. 19.
In the Sept. 19 press release, Victoria Gold announced the first assays received from the "2017 Bluto target surface trench exploration
program. TR17-16 was the first major trench constructed at the Bluto target this season and was concentrated on a trail built with heavy
equipment to access a water source that would be utilized in the planned 2017 Bluto diamond drilling exploration program."
"The fact that a high-grade gold vein was discovered early in this campaign demonstrates that our Potato Hills Trend mineralization model
is working and we look forward to the first ever drill results from this highly prospective area," noted John McConnell, president and CEO
of Victoria Gold.
Following the press release, Chris Thompson, an analyst with Raymond James, reported on Sept. 19 that "VIT's continued exploration
success demonstrates potential upside for Eagle, providing possible satellite deposits which could extend the planned mine life beyond the
current 10 years.
" He pointed out that "recent drilling and trenching along the Potato Hills trend have identified several new targets including Spinach
(~500 m north of Olive-Shamrock), Popeye (~1 km west of Olive-Shamrock), and Bluto (6 km east of Eagle)."
He explained that he is maintaining a Buy rating and that the $1.00 target price "is derived by applying a 1.0x multiple to our fully funded
NAV. We feel our target is justified given Eagle's safe jurisdiction and fully permitted status."
Gold MCX
COMEX CALL: SELL GOLD COMEX AT AROUND 1285$ WITH PIVOT 29737.33
Copper technically looks weak on Charts, immediate trend is Down RESISTANCE 2 3474.67
and We may See selling pressure around Resistance levels at 2.95$
Copper has immediate support at 2.80$ Also Momentum indicator: RESISTANCE 1 3445.33
MACDH (12,26,9) and AO on 4-HR me frame is trading in nega ve
territory
PIVOT 3421.67
COMEX CALL: SELL COPPER COMEX AT AROUND 2.90$
WITH STOPLOSS 2.98& TARGET 2.80$
SUPPORT 1 3392.33
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