The Rs 51,865-level is the 20-DMA for MCX Gold, below which the next major support is seen at Rs 51,050.
On the upside, the MCX Crude Oil December futures can test Rs 7,200 to Rs 7,400 levels during the consolidation phase.
On the upside, the MCX Gold December futures can retest it's last week high of Rs 53,200.
On the upside, MCX Crude Oil November futures can jump to Rs 7,250-level, whereas Natural Gas futures can gain momentum above Rs 510-level.
The near-term support for MCX Gold futures now shifted higher to Rs 52,000-level, whereas Silver futures likely to seek support near 200-DMA at Rs 60,800.
On the downside, the MCX Crude Oil futures can decline to Rs 7,110-level. On the other hand, Natural Gas futures are likely to test support around Rs 487-level; the bias remains negative.
The MCX Gold futures are likely to face resistance around Rs 51,135, above which the up move may still be capped at Rs 52,570. Silver futures have failed to sustain above the 200-DMA since late April.
On the downside, the MCX Crude Oil futures have near support at Rs 7,205 and Rs 7,027 levels. Meanwhile, if Natural Gas futures sustain above Rs 492, they can rally past the Rs 535-level.
The MCX Gold futures may seek support around Rs 50,075 this week, whereas Silver futures if sustain above Rs 58,150, can potentially rally towards Rs 60,870-level.
On the downside, the MCX Crude Oil futures have near support at Rs 7,111 and Rs 7,039 levels. Meanwhile, Natural Gas futures likely to get considerable support around Rs 486.
The MCX Silver December futures may re-test the 200-DMA hurdle placed at Rs 60,900 in the near term.
On the upside, the MCX Crude Oil futures are likely to face resistance around Rs 7,070 and Rs 7,220. Natural Gas futures face resistance at Rs 485, above which it may pullback towards its 200-DMA.
The bears are likely to have the upper hand as long as MCX Gold futures trade below Rs 50,350 this week; Near resistance on the upside is seen at Rs 50,900.
Markets regulator Sebi has re-constituted its commodity derivatives advisory panel that examines issues related to contract designs and new products in the segment as well as advises on matters related to delivery mechanism and warehouses. Rejigging the advisory panel on commodity derivatives, Sebi said it now has 16 members instead of 17. The panel would continue to be chaired by retired IAS officer Ashok Dalwani, an update with the regulator showed. The other members of the panel include NSE MD and CEO Ashish Chauhan, chief of NCDEX Arun Raste and MCX MD and CEO P S Reddy. The panel also has representatives from Sebi, Niti Aayog, Reserve Bank of India, finance ministry, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), Commodity Participants Association of India (CPAI), Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority (WDRA), and MMTC. Besides, representatives of the commission for agricultural costs and prices, department of agriculture, cooperation and family welfar
The MCX Crude Oil futures are likely to trade in a broad range of Rs 6,900 - Rs 7,770 in the near term. Natural Gas futures can pullback to Rs 580, is support at Rs 520 is sustained.
The MCX Silver futures were seen testing the 200-DMA after a gap of almost six months and could move to Rs 63,900-level in the near term.
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The pullback in MCX Crude Oil futures is aided by cut in oil production by OPEC+ members. The commodity crossed its 50-DMA for the first time since July 2022.
On the downside, near support for Gold futures seen at Rs 49,860, below which re-test of Rs 48,900-level seems likely; Silver futures face an uphill task of conquering multiple hurdles on the upside.