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Silver futures on the MCX experienced a decline due to speculators reducing their positions, influenced by a stronger American currency and increasing US Treasury yields. However, some of the losses were offset by safe haven demand amid uncertainties surrounding the Middle East conflict and the US presidential election. The December delivery contract was trading at Rs 99297.00, down by 0.68%, while the March delivery contract was trading at Rs 101733.00, down by 0.59% on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures on MCX rose due to increased demand and a global supply deficit in 2024, with speculators expanding their positions. China's new stimulus measures also contributed to the positive sentiment. The weak dollar made zinc more affordable for buyers using other currencies. The October delivery contract was up by 1.13%, trading at Rs 287.05, while the November delivery contract increased by 1.36% to Rs 286.95 on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Guar Seed futures traded lower on NCDEX, with the offloading of bets by the speculators counting on subdued demand from industrial consumers. Besides, adequate inventory positions along with the rise in supplies from growing also fuelled negative trend.The contract for November delivery was trading at Rs 5,501.00 down by Rs 30.00 or 0.54% from its previous closing of Rs 5,531.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 51,865 lots.The contract for December delivery was trading at Rs 5,592.00 down by Rs 18.00 or 0.32% from its previous closing of Rs 5,610.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 4,130 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures gained on MCX as speculators enlarged their positions on improved global demand, even as the world's top metal consumer China's latest stimulus announcements failed to meet market expectations and leaving investors uncertain about the size of the support package.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 285.60, up by 1.42% or Rs 4.00 from its previous closing of Rs 281.60. The open interest of the contract stood at 2409 lots.The contract for November delivery was trading at Rs 284.05, up by 1.09% or Rs 3.05 from its previous closing of Rs 281.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 732 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures edged lower on NCDEX as speculators were seen reducing bets amidst weak demand from overseas market. Although, falling arrivals and active festive buying in local market capped some losses in futures prices.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 7252.00, lower by 0.33% or Rs 24.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,276.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 13,720 lots.The contract for November delivery was trading at Rs 7440.00, lower by 0.53% or Rs 40.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,480.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 13,410 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Copper futures on the MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange) have seen an increase in trading due to strong demand from physical markets. Speculators have also been placing more bets on copper futures, driven by factors such as tight supplies from producing areas, reduced stock positions, and expectations of additional stimulus measures in China, a major consumer of the metal. The October delivery contract was trading at Rs 840.55, up 0.67% from its previous closing, while the November delivery contract was trading at Rs 854.95, up 0.74%. [Extracted from the article]

According to an article titled "Aluminium futures trade bearish on weak demand" in Ace Analyser: Company News, aluminium futures on MCX are experiencing a downward trend due to weak spot demand from both domestic and international markets. The liquidation of portfolios by speculators and larger supplies from producing belts are also contributing to this negative momentum. The October delivery contract is currently trading at Rs 236.70, down 2.39% from its previous closing, while the November delivery contract is trading at Rs 239.00, down 2.43% from its previous closing. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures traded higher on NCDEX as speculators built fresh positions amid limited arrivals from major producing belts. The commodity's price improved further on strong festive demand in local market and expectation of rise in seed demand in coming weeks.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 7296.00, up by 0.61% or Rs 44.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,252.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 14,575 lots.The contract for November delivery was trading at Rs 7510.00, up by 0.51% or Rs 38.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,472.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 12,555 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Silver futures on MCX declined due to weak industrial demand globally and disappointment over plans to boost the country's economy. Speculators reduced their positions in response. Investors are now focusing on key inflation data and Fed minutes for insights into the impact of price pressures. The December delivery contract was down 1.6% at Rs 90,880.00, while the March delivery contract was down 1.49% at Rs 93,326.00. [Extracted from the article]

Silver futures declined marginally on MCX as speculators trimmed their positions on weak industrial demand globally. However, silver remains a safe haven asset for investors globally as ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran heightened market uncertainty.The contract for December delivery was trading at Rs 92900.00, down by 0.08% or Rs 78.00 from its previous closing of Rs 92978.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 25288 lots.The contract for March delivery was trading at Rs 95348.00, down by 0.01% or Rs 5.00 from its previous closing of Rs 95353.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 1308 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Silver futures on MCX have declined due to weakening industrial demand globally, leading speculators to trim their positions. Investors are also awaiting US PCE inflation data for further guidance on policy rates. However, China's recent stimulus measures have helped to limit some of the falls. The December delivery contract was down 0.77% and the March delivery contract was down 0.79% on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures traded higher on NCDEX as speculators built up fresh positions amid rising festive demand and limited availability of high-quality sowing seeds. However, uptrend in prices were limited by slackened demand from export market.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 7358.00, higher by 0.82% or Rs 60.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,298.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 22,545 lots.The contract for November delivery was trading at Rs 7556.00, higher by 0.88% or Rs 66.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,490.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 4,920 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures moved up on NCDEX as speculators enlarged their positions due to strong demand at the local market on account of festive season. Further, shortage of high-quality sowing seeds also added support to Dhaniya prices' uptrend.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 7368.00, up by 16.00 or 0.22% from its previous closing of Rs 7,352.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 23,145 lots.The contract for November delivery was trading at Rs 7584.00, up by 32.00 or 0.42% from its previous closing of Rs 7,552.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 3,355 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures surged on NCDEX as speculators created fresh positions due to rising festive demand from domestic market. Dhaniya prices further supported on improved demand query from export market and reports of limited availability of high-quality sowing seeds.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 7200.00, up by 1.27% or Rs 90.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,110.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 185 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 7364.00, up by 1.15% or Rs 84.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,280.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 23,285 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures exhibited mixed trend on MCX, as the September contract traded higher due to firm demand along with prospect of interest rate cuts. While, October contract traded lower as speculators cut their holdings.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 264.50, up by 0.02% or Rs 0.05 from its previous closing of Rs 264.45. The open interest of the contract stood at 2053 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 265.25, down by 0.09% or Rs 0.25 from its previous closing of Rs 265.50. The open interest of the contract stood at 684 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures edged higher on NCDEX as speculators enlarged their positions on the back of rising demand at the spot market ahead of festive season. Though, some gains were limited due to heavy stocks in the market and weak export enquires.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 6716.00, up by 0.81% or Rs 54.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,662.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 11,805 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 6902.00, up by 0.76% or Rs 52.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,850.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 16,285 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures edged down on MCX as speculators trimmed their positions on weak demand, despite the start of zinc concentrate production at Russia's Ozernoye plant. Meanwhile investors are cautiously awaiting US inflation numbers this week.The contract for September delivery was trading at 253.55 down by 0.78% or Rs 2.00 from its previous closing of Rs 255.55. The open interest of the contract stood at 2684 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at 253.95 down by 1.03% or Rs 2.65 from its previous closing of Rs 256.60. The open interest of the contract stood at 728 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures edged up on MCX as speculators enlarged their positions, despite firm American currency and earlier than expected resumption of production at Russia's Ozernoye zinc mine. Moreover, pick-up in demand from consuming industries, too supported zinc prices' upside.The contract for September delivery was trading at 256.20 up by 0.99% or Rs 2.50 from its previous closing of Rs 253.70. The open interest of the contract stood at 2584 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at 257.20 up by 0.9% or Rs 2.30 from its previous closing of Rs 254.90. The open interest of the contract stood at 554 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures edged down on MCX as speculators trimmed their positions on subdued demand tracking a continued slowdown in factory activity in China, the world's top consumer of zinc. Meanwhile, concerns over weak demand ahead of Friday's US payrolls data has also weighed on zinc prices.The contract for September delivery was trading at 257.40 down by 1.57% or Rs 4.10 from its previous closing of Rs 261.50. The open interest of the contract stood at 2680 lots. The contract for October delivery was trading at 258.60 down by 1.58% or Rs 4.15 from its previous closing of Rs 262.75. The open interest of the contract stood at 367 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Silver futures marginally rose on MCX as speculators enlarged positions tracking weak dollar overseas. Meanwhile investors are awaiting monthly US payrolls report due out on Friday, which could influence how deeply the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates this year.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 81257.00, up by 0.06% or Rs 48.00 from its previous closing of Rs 81209.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 157 lots.The contract for December delivery was trading at Rs 83280.00, up by 0.03% or Rs 28.00 from its previous closing of Rs 83252.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 32412 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures edged lower on MCX as speculators trimmed their positions on weak demand tracking a continued slowdown in factory activity in China, the world's top consumer of zinc. Meanwhile, concerns over rising recession risks in US has also weighed on zinc prices.The contract for September delivery was trading at 263.60 down by 0.7% or Rs 1.85 from its previous closing of Rs 265.45. The open interest of the contract stood at 2096 lots. The contract for October delivery was trading at 264.05 down by 0.58% or Rs 1.55 from its previous closing of Rs 265.60. The open interest of the contract stood at 199 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures gained on NCDEX as speculators created fresh bets supported by shrinking supplies at domestic market amid fall in production. Moreover, rising festive demand too supported Dhaniya futures.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 6998.00, up by 0.11% or Rs 8.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,990.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 22,770 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 7150.00, up by 0.06% or Rs 4.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,146.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 7,290 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures traded bearish on NCDEX as speculators trimmed their positions due to tepid demand from top most importers Bangladesh and China. Though, good demand from stockists at local market and limited supply capped some losses.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 6758.00, down by 0.24% or Rs 16.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,774.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 26,555 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 6918.00, down by 0.14% or Rs 10.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,928.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 4,165 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures traded lower on NCDEX, as speculators booked their profits at prevailing higher price levels. Further, weak export demand also fuelled the downtrend.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 6744.00, lower by 1.11% or Rs 76.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,820.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 29,640 lots.The contract for October delivery was trading at Rs 6890.00, lower by 1.40% or 98.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,988.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 1,960 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures extended gains on MCX as speculators enlarged positions amid rising expectations of an imminent interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve. Meanwhile, declining inventories and rising energy costs have also supported zinc prices.The contract for August delivery was trading at 267.40 up by 1.06% or Rs 2.80 from its previous closing of Rs 264.60. The open interest of the contract stood at 1578 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at 264.35 up by 1.07% or Rs 2.80 from its previous closing of Rs 261.55. The open interest of the contract stood at 1010 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures extended gains on MCX as speculators enlarged positions on declining inventories and rising energy costs. Moreover, weak American currency overseas and expectations of deeper interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve in September have also supported market sentiments.The contract for August delivery was trading at 267.00 up by 1.14% or Rs 3.00 from its previous closing of Rs 264.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 1666 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at 263.70 up by 1% or Rs 2.60 from its previous closing of Rs 261.10. The open interest of the contract stood at 865 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures extended gains on MCX as speculators enlarged positions on firm demand with expectations of rising energy costs, which constitute a significant portion of zinc production expenses. Meanwhile, weak American currency have also supported market sentiments.The contract for August delivery was trading at 264.90 up by 1.01% or Rs 2.65 from its previous closing of Rs 262.25. The open interest of the contract stood at 1750 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at 261.80 up by 1.12% or Rs 2.90 from its previous closing of Rs 258.90. The open interest of the contract stood at 738 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures traded up on MCX as speculators enlarged positions with expectations of rising energy costs that constitute a significant portion of zinc production expenses. Meanwhile, decline in zinc inventories and muted American currency have also supported market sentiments.The contract for August delivery was trading at 262.00 up by 1.89% or Rs 4.85 from its previous closing of Rs 257.15. The open interest of the contract stood at 1883 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at 258.60 up by 1.51% or Rs 3.85 from its previous closing of Rs 254.75. The open interest of the contract stood at 667 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures traded down on NCDEX, due to profit booking by speculators driven by bleak export enquires from Bangladesh and China.The contract for August delivery was trading at Rs 6672.00, down by 1.18% or Rs 80.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,752.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 3,170 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 6774.00, down by 1.17% or Rs 80.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6,854.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 28,525 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Mentha oil futures on the MCX have increased due to strong demand from consuming industries in domestic spot markets. Speculators have expanded their positions in anticipation of the US central bank cutting interest rates in September. However, concerns about a US recession and increased supplies have limited further gains in mentha oil prices. The August delivery contract is currently trading at Rs 1016.30, up 1.44% from its previous closing, while the September delivery contract is trading at Rs 1030.00, up 1.36% from its previous closing. [Extracted from the article]

Silver futures on MCX declined due to a strong dollar in overseas markets, leading speculators to reduce their positions. The weakening of silver prices was also influenced by weak demand in China's copper imports in June. However, the potential for a Federal Reserve rate drop in September helped limit further losses. The September delivery contract was trading at Rs 79,020.00, down 0.76% from its previous closing, while the December delivery contract was trading at Rs 81,349.00, down 0.69%. [Extracted from the article]

According to an article in Ace Analyser: Company News, silver futures on MCX have declined due to concerns about a recession and demand. Speculators have reduced their positions in response to disappointing labor market data and signs of slowing manufacturing activity. Investors are also waiting for economic readings from China later in the week. The September delivery contract was trading at Rs 79120.00, down 0.6% from its previous closing, while the December delivery contract was trading at Rs 81461.00, down 0.51%. [Extracted from the article]

Crude oil futures on MCX have declined due to sluggish demand caused by weak US jobs reports, which have raised concerns about a possible recession. However, losses were partially offset by the weakness of the American currency and escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The August delivery contract was trading at Rs 6113.00, down 0.54% from its previous closing, while the September delivery contract was trading at Rs 6061.00, down 0.49% from its previous closing. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures exhibited bearish trend on NCDEX as speculators cut their positions, despite renewed buying activities in wake of lower production outlook. While, dip in export demand weighed on its prices.The contract for August delivery was trading at 7134.00, down by 0.64% or Rs 46.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,180.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 17855 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 7236.00, down by 0.63% or Rs 46.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7,282.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 14070 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures rose on MCX as speculators enlarged their positions on improved demand at domestic as well as overseas markets. Moreover, weak American currency and growing optimism for an interest-rate cut from the US Federal Reserve in September have also supported zinc prices' uptrend.The contract for August delivery was trading at 252.95 up by 1.02% or Rs 2.55 from its previous closing of Rs 250.40. The open interest of the contract stood at 2016 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at 251.80 up by 0.54% or Rs 1.35 from its previous closing of Rs 250.45. The open interest of the contract stood at 131 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Castor seed futures declined on NCDEX as speculators cut their positions, in spite of firm domestic demand along with dip in sowing numbers.The contract for August delivery was trading at Rs 6160.00, down by 0.11% or Rs 7.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6167.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 26520 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 6224.00, down by 0.21% or Rs 13.00 from its previous closing of Rs 6237.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 17615 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Dhaniya futures traded higher on NCDEX, as speculators enlarged their positions, despite worries over muted demand followed by heavy stocks in the market.The contract for August delivery was trading at Rs 7254.00, up by 0.53% or Rs 38.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7216.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 20700 lots.The contract for September delivery was trading at Rs 7344.00, up by 0.58% or Rs 42.00 from its previous closing of Rs 7302.00. The open interest of the contract stood at 11345 lots on NCDEX. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures on MCX have increased due to a rise in demand both domestically and internationally. Speculators have increased their positions, and there is growing optimism for an interest-rate cut from the US Federal Reserve in September. The weak American currency overseas has also contributed to the rise in zinc prices. The contract for July delivery is currently trading at 251.75, up 1.49% from its previous closing, while the contract for August delivery is trading at 252.80, up 0.68% from its previous closing. [Extracted from the article]

Gold futures on MCX traded higher due to increased demand from both domestic and international markets. Speculators have also increased their bets on gold. Factors such as expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in September, a weaker dollar, and lower bond yields have further encouraged investments in gold. The August delivery contract was trading at Rs 68,300.00, up 0.05% from its previous closing, while the October delivery contract was trading at Rs 68,760.00, up 0.20% from its previous closing. [Extracted from the article]

Zinc futures traded marginally higher on MCX as speculators enlarged their positions on firm demand, while decrease in inventories also supported zinc prices' uptrend. Moreover, optimism over potential interest rate cuts in the United States by March also kept zinc prices bullish. The contract for January delivery was trading at Rs 233.45, up by 0.06% or Rs 0.15 from its previous closing of Rs 233.30. The open interest of the contract stood at 5543 lots.The contract for February delivery was trading at Rs 235.30, up by 0.17% or Rs 0.40 from its previous closing of Rs 234.90. The open interest of the contract stood at 250 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]

Aluminium futures advanced on MCX, kindled by the accumulation of portfolios by the speculators tracking strong demand countered by supply concerns and diminished stock levels. However, sluggish macroeconomic backdrop among the world's key manufacturers limited some gains in the session.The contract for January delivery was trading at Rs 212.25 up by 0.14% or Rs 0.30 from its previous closing of Rs 211.95. The open interest of the contract stood at 5066 lots.The contract for February delivery was trading at 214.15 up by 0.21% or Rs 0.45 from its previous closing of Rs 213.70. The open interest of the contract stood at 307 lots on MCX. [Extracted from the article]