Crude prices closed more than 4-percent higher on Thursday as conflict in producer Libya and an expected boost in oil demand following China's central bank easing helped the market rebound.The U.S. Energy Information Administration said in its weekly report that natural gas storage in the U.S. in the week ended January 30 fell by 115 billion cubic feet, compared to expectations for a decline of 121 billion. Natural gas storage in the U.S. fell by 94 billion cubic feet in the preceding week.

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Market Highlight
Gold prices held steady to higher in early
Asia on Friday as investor’s awaited U.S.
non-farm payroll data and the latest twist in
Greece's efforts to renegotiate with
creditors. On the Comex division of the New
York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for
April delivery inched up 0.06% to trade at
$1,266.50 a troy ounce during U.S. morning
hours. Also on the Comex, silver futures for
March delivery rose 0.09% at $17.285 a troy
ounce. Elsewhere in metals
trading, copper for March delivery fell 0.07%
to trade at $2.596 a pound.
U.S. crude for March delivery was up 36
cents at $51.84 by 0018 GMT, after trading
as much a $1 higher earlier in the session.
The contract had finished up $2.03, or 4.2
percent, at $50.48 a barrel the previous day.
Benchmark Brent crude futures settled up
$2.41, or 4.5 percent, at $56.57 a barrel on
Thursday.
Natural gas futures plunged to a 32-month
low on Thursday, after data showed that
U.S. natural gas supplies fell less than
forecast last week, underlining concerns
over weak demand. On the New York
Mercantile Exchange, natural gas for
delivery in March tumbled to a session low
of $2.584 per million British thermal units, a
level not seen since June 2012, before
trading at $2.598 during U.S. morning
hours, down 6.5 cents, or 2.42%. Prices
were at $2.625 prior to the release of the
supply data.
SUPPORT AND RESISTANT LEVEL
COMMODITY S2 S1 PP R1 R2
GOLD 27059 27408 27954 28303 28849
GOLD MINI 27103 27276 27523 27696 27943
SILVER 36734 37296 37973 38535 39212
SILVER MINI 36748 37305 37982 38539 39216
COPPER 343.3 349.4 353.0 359.1 362.8
NICKEL 904.20 919.9 928.7 944.4 953.2
LEAD 113.0 113.6 114.5 115.1 116.0
ZINC 130.1 131.30 132.0 133.2 133.9
ALUMINIUM 113.3 114.65 115.5 116.8 117.6
N. GAS 156.0 159.3 163.5 166.8 171.0
CRUDE OIL 2840 3014 3118 3292 3396
MENTHAOIL 745.2 755.7 763.7 774.2 782.2
CPO 440.4 449.6 454.2 463.4 468.0
CARDAMOM 1001.1 1032.7 1058.9 1090.5 1116.7
COTTON 14546.7 14673.3 14786.7 14913.3 15026.7
MCX MARGIN
Commodity
Expiry
Margin
%
Lot
Value(Rs)
Approx
Margin
(Rs)
GOLD 03-Apr-15 5.00% 27,30,100 1,36,505
GOLDM 05-Mar-15 5.00% 2,74,490 13,725
SILVER 05-Mar-15 6.91% 11,35,770 78,482
SILVERM 27-Feb-15 6.92% 1,89,310 13,100
COPPER 27-Feb-15 6.06% 3,55,500 21,543
NICKEL 27-Feb-15 6.53% 2,33,900 15,274
LEAD 27-Feb-15 5.24% 5,70,750 29,907
ZINC 27-Feb-15 5.00% 6,62,500 33,125
ALUMINIUM 27-Feb-15 5.00% 5,80,000 29,000
NATURALGAS 24-Feb-15 12.99% 2,03,125 26,386
CRUDEOIL 19-Feb-15 11.62% 3,18,700 37,033
MENTHAOIL 27-Feb-15 5.00% 2,75,796 13,790
CPO 27-Feb-15 5.85% 4,58,800 26,840
CARDAMOM 13-Feb-15 17.56% 1,06,440 18,691
COTTON 27-Feb-15 5.00% 3,70,000 18,500