The MCX Gold December futures seem headed towards the 100-WMA (Weekly Moving Average) which stands at Rs 54,150 level; below which the next target shall be the 200-WMA.
The exchange was scheduled to go live with the new tech platform on October 3
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) will discuss the commodity platform in its technical advisory committee meeting to be held shortly, MCX said in a statement
Sebi has noted that the DMA facility will also help in implementing better hedging and arbitrage strategies
In case, the MCX Natural Gas futures manages to conquer the Rs 195 hurdle, a sharp rally towards Rs 260 - 300 seems likely.
The MCX Gold June futures could dip to Rs 58,300 or lower, in case the support at Rs 59,750 gets violated; Pivot point for Silver is Rs 74,850.
MCX Gold is likely to trade with a bullish bias this April as long as prices sustain above Rs 59,800; Pivot point for Silver is Rs 73,800.
Others, too, believe that $100 a barrel could become a reality
On Monday, the MCX Crude Oil futures were seen trading above the 100-DMA for the first time in more than six months. Sustained trade above Rs 6,350 can help the trend turn favourable for Crude Oil.
The MCX Crude Oil futures seem on course to test the 200-WMA placed at Rs 5,000. However, given the indications from momentum oscillators, the commodity may break the support level.
Crude Oil prices declined by 10 per cent in the last 7 days - from $80.6 per barrel (Brent oil) on March 13
The anticipated trading band for the MCX Crude Oil futures has got narrower to Rs 6,180 - Rs 6,660. Broader trend for Natural Gas remains weak as the commodity trades below 200-WMA.
The MCX Gold futures may test near term-resistance around Rs 56,170 - Rs 56,250; whereas, Silver futures may test Rs 64,930 - Rs 65,300.
The Bollinger Bands suggest a likely trading range of Rs 6,070 - Rs 6,650 for the MCX Crude Oil futures; whereas, Natural Gas futures need to sustain above Rs 231 for the pullback to continue.
In case of a pullback, the immediate resistances for Gold and Silver futures are placed at Rs 56,050 and Rs 64,580, respectively.
On the flip side, in case, Crude Oil futures break the support at the lower-end the commodity could dip below the Rs 6,000 mark.
The weekly chart suggests, sustained break and trade below Rs 55,900, can trigger a fall in Gold futures towards the Rs 54,000 level.
Meanwhile, the MCX Natural Gas futures need to conquer the key resistances at Rs 224 and Rs 232 for a meaningful pullback rally to emerge.
On the downside, the Rs 56,235-level is the key support for Gold futures, below which a prolonged consolidation phase seems likely.
The MCX Natural Gas futures need to sustain above Rs 209-level, break and sustained trade above Rs 224 can trigger a rally towards Rs 255.