Slowing demand growth in China, developed world keep near-term outlook bearish
After bumper Akshaya Tritiya sale, prices of precious metals reduced marginally to below import cost
High domestic inventories, buzz of slower consumption by China put pressure on futures trade
June contract up 0.06% as metal rules firm on London Metal Exchange
Low demand from user industries sees oil fall for 7th straight session
April contract sheds 0.14% as metal weakens in London
Speculators close positions as base metals weaken in London
Spice rise also attributed to lower stocks and restricted arrivals from producing regions
Adequate supply in markets also keeps pricse down
Hopes of higher output also drags coriander
Sales on Akshaya Tritiya, are estimated to have halved to 10 tonnes this year
The FOMC meet is likely to affect financial markets including commodities says Aurobinda Prasad, commodities head at Karvy Comtrade, in an interview with Sharleen D'Souza.
Sentiment bolstered in global markets on Federal Reserve statement on boosting economic growth
Finds it a useful tool to curb excessive speculation in agri products also curbs turnover on exchanges
Global benchmark Brent blend was valued on Wednesday at just below $120 a barrel
Domestic copper up despite overseas worries