According to Angel Commodities, gold prices are expected to trade sideways in today’s session.
According to Angel Commodities, On the MCX, Copper prices are expected to trade lower today.
According to Angel Commodities, Oil prices are expected to trade sideways to higher on the MCX in today’s session.
According to Angel Commodities, gold prices are expected to trade lower today.
According to Angel Commodities, On the MCX, oil prices are expected to trade lower today.
According to Angel Broking, Last week, Gold prices plunged over 3 percent after tensions between U.S. & China eased which boosted the risk appetite amongst investors and dented the demand for the safe haven asset, Gold.
According to Angel Commodities, On Wednesday, Crude prices ended lower by 1.54 percent to close at $56.4 per barrel. Prices dipped over expectation of a larger than expected build up in the U.S. Crude inventory levels.
According to Angel Commodities, On Tuesday, copper prices on the LME ended higher by 0.46 percent to close at $5877.0 per tonne.
According to Angel Commodities, On Monday, spot gold prices ended lower by 0.28 percent to close at $1509.2 per ounce. Prices dipped after U.S. & China expressed their optimism over striking a deal this month to end the prolonged trade war.
According to Angel Commodities, Last week, Crude prices ended significantly lower by 3.9 percent as a sudden surge in U.S. Crude inventory levels amid increase in output by the OPEC raised oversupply concerns and pushed the prices lower.
According to Angel Commodities, On Thursday, spot gold prices ended higher by 1.20 percent to close at $1513.2 per ounce after the uncertainties around the prolonged trade war between U.S. & China dented the risk appetite amongst investors and boosted the appeal for the safe haven asset.
According to Angel Commodities, on Wednesday, LME Copper prices dipped by 0.33 percent to close at $5908.0 per tonne.
According to Angel Commodities, on Tuesday, WTI Crude prices ended lower by 0.48 percent to close at $55.5 per barrel.
According to Angel Commodities, Last week, spot gold prices ended higher by 0.9 percent. Investors took shelter under the safe haven asset over rising uncertainties on Brexit as the European Unions delayed a decision on granting an extension to Britain.
According to Angel Commodities, On Wednesday, spot gold prices increased by 0.28 percent to close at $1491.9 per ounce.
According to Angel Commodities, WTI oil prices increase 1.26 percent on Tuesday to close at $54.2 per barrel after China signalled progress in trade talks with the United States and OPEC and its allies mulled deeper production cuts, but gains were capped by forecasts of a build up in US crude stock piles.
According to Angel Commodities, On Monday, spot gold prices declined by 0.4 percent to close at $1484.3 per ounce on improved appetite for riskier assets, while investors awaited further clarity from the U.S. Federal Reserve on more possible interest rate cuts this year.
According to Angel Commodities, on the MCX, gold prices are expected to trade higher today; international markets are trading lower by 0.15 percent to close at 1491.75 per ounce.
According to Angel Commodities, we expect oil prices to trade lower today, international markets are trading lower by 0.82 percent at $52.92 per barrel.
According to Angel Commodities, on Monday, WTI Crude prices ended lower by 2.03 percent to close at $53.6 per barrel after the trade tension between the super-power nations amid weak Chinese data continued to weigh on the demand prospects for Crude.
According to Angel Commodities, last week, spot gold prices ended lower by 0.6 percent. Prices dipped after the trade tension between U.S. & China eased down as the trade negotiations were going very well which boosted the risk appetite amongst investors and dented the appeal for the safe haven asset, Gold.
According to Angel Commodities, On Thursday, WTI Crude prices ended higher by 1.83 percent to close at $53.6 per barrel.
According to Angel Commodities, on Wednesday, LME Copper prices ended lower by 2.2 percent. No concrete outcome of the prolonged trade war between U.S. & China continued to hamper the demand prospects for Copper.