Technical charts suggests, that the base metal may cover more ground on the upside, while Gold and Silver futures may consolidate in the near-term.
Current Level: $10,010/ Rs 858
Copper futures have rallied 23 per cent in the last 11 weeks in the international market. The base metal commodity is presently quoting above the higher-end of the Bollinger Bands on the weekly and monthly charts, thus suggesting that the bullish bias will remain intact as long as the commodity sustains above $9,625 levels, with near support seen at $9,950 levels.
On the upside, the Copper can extend the rally to $10,375-odd levels.
On the MCX, near support for Copper futures is seen at Rs 856, and the commodity is expected to trade with a positive bias as long as it holds above Rs 823.50. On the upside, the MCX Copper futures may challenge its all-time high of Rs 886 registered in March 2022.
Current Level: $2,560/ Rs 241
Earlier this month, Aluminium futures were seen quoting around 20-month highs at $2,725 levels. The commodity has retraced around 6 per cent from its peak, and presently seems to be headed to test support at its 20-DMA at $2,530 levels. The momentum seems to be in favour of the commodity. Hence, in case it finds support around 20-DMA, Aluminium can bounce back to $2,700 levels again.
The MCX Aluminium futures may test 20-DMA support at Rs 232 levels, before resuming its uptrend, the daily chart suggests.
Current Level: $2,342/ Rs 71,300
Gold futures hit a fresh all-time high of $2,448.80 on April 12, post which the precious metal has consolidated and declined over $100 from its peak. Gold futures presently trade around $2,340 level, which is just below the 20-DMA, that stands at $2,352.
Technically, the next major support for Gold is seen at $2,220, i.e. the 50-DMA. However, in case, Gold prices climb above the 20-DMA and trade consistently above the same, Gold prices can jump back atop $2,400 levels.
In the Indian context, the 20-DMA for Gold futures stands at RS 71,330. Gold prices could test support at Rs 69,300 and Rs 67,500 levels, in case of a steep correction. On the upside, Gold prices can retest Rs 73,350 levels.
Current Level: $27.453/ Rs 80,500
Silver futures are trading 8 per cent lower than its recent record high of $2.905. The commodity is trading below its 20-DMA, which implies near resistance at $27.848. On the downside, Silver futures can test the lower-end of the Bollinger Bands on the daily chart at $26.863 in the near-term.
On the MCX, Silver May futures trade at Rs 80,500 levels, below its 20-DMA at Rs 81,550. On the downside, Silver is likely to test Rs 78,400 levels in the near-term.