MarketMagnify provides you Trading tips about the Indian Mcx Commodity markets with intense analysis done by our Team of Analysts.we are providing Mcx Tips,Bullion Trading Tips, Bullion Tips,Mcx Commodity Tips,Best Commodity Tips,Accurate Mcx Tips For Today to our clients through various methods.For 2 Days Free Mcx Commodity Market Tips or Bullion Tips call at 0731-475-9300
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange hit a session low of $6,800 a tonne, its weakest since Oct. 20, 2011. It was down 3.8 percent at $6,811.25 by 0117 GMT.
London copper dropped 4 percent on Thursday to below $7,000 a tonne for the first time since October 2011, sending Shanghai copper limit down and reflecting investor worries over the health of the global economy.
Brent crude futures slipped below $97 a barrel on Thursday for the first time since July, as worries about global oil demand persisted amid rising U.S. fuel supplies and a recent slew of weaker-than-expected economic data.
London copper was steady on Wednesday, supported by expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve will stick to its easing stance after a fresh batch of muted data, while concerns about demand growth kept a lid on prices.
London copper was steady on Wednesday, supported by expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve will stick to its easing stance after a fresh batch of muted data, while concerns about demand growth kept a lid on prices.
U.S. crude pared losses in afternoon trading after each fell more than $2 earlier, suggesting the low prices could be luring back traders, analysts said.
Brent crude fell below $100 a barrel for the first time in nine months in heavy trading on Tuesday, extending losses triggered by data from China and the United States that suggested little growth in global oil demand.
U.S. gold futures slipped more than 1 percent on Wednesday after investors dumped holdings of gold-backed exchange-traded funds and as the contract caught up with a recent sell-off in the cash market.
London copper edged up on Monday on technical buying, but was within reach of 8-month lows after poor data spurred fears the U.S. recovery may be slowing and dragging on the global economy, with attention turning to a raft of Chinese data later in the day.
U.S. crude for May delivery lost $2.22 a barrel to settle at $91.29 a barrel, up from an earlier low of $90.27 a barrel. The May contract closed below its 200-day moving average of $91.51 a barrel, a key technical indicator watched by traders.
Brent crude for May delivery fell more than $3 a barrel to hit a $101.09, the lowest prices since July. It recovered by more than $2 by the close, settling at $103.11 a barrel, down $1.16 on the day. Brent has fallen by around 13 percent since February as uncertainty about the strength of global demand has mounted.\