The key support levels for the MCX Crude Oil and Natural Gas futures for the remainder of the week are Rs 8,545 and Rs 502.30, respectively.
The long-awaited move is aimed at boosting liquidity and efficiency at domestic commodity bourses, even as concerns remain if this would make markets more volatile
Gold futures need to break above Rs 51,300 for fresh gains to emerge, on the downside break of Rs 50,300 can trigger a slide to Rs 49,400-odd level.
The MCX Crude Oil futures seem on course to test the 100-DMA around Rs 8,050-level; Select momentum oscillators on Natural Gas have hit oversold territory, thus a pull-back rally can be expected.
The bias for MCX Gold August futures is likely to remain bullish as long as the commodity sustains above Rs 51,600, below which prices can dip to Rs 51,300 to Rs 51,200.
The MCX Natural Gas futures can slide all the way towards its 100-DMA placed at Rs 485-level; Crude Oil prices may see share reaction on breakout of the Rs 9,000-9,700 expected trading band.
The bias for MCX Gold August futures is likely to remain bullish as long as the commodity sustains above Rs 51,600, below which prices can dip to Rs 51,300 to Rs 51,200.
The MCX Natural Gas futures are likely to trade with a bullish bias for the remainder of the week as long as prices sustain above Rs 709.50.
On the downside, the MCX Crude Oil futures may test support near Rs 8,600-level; Natural Gas futures are likely to consolidate with support seen at Rs 600-mark.
The MCX Natural Gas May futures are likely to trade with a bullish bias in May as long as the commodity holds above Rs 576-level.
The MCX Gold futures seem to be facing considerable resistance around Rs 52,250 as per the monthly charts. Similarly, the upside for Silver seems likely to be capped around Rs 64,200-64,750 odd levels
The MCX Gold futures are likely to face considerable resistance around Rs 53,500-odd levels; MCX Silver futures can test Rs 71,300 on the upside.
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