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  • Analysts Call Tracker: Street laps up banking, finance firms in May, shuns IT

    The IT pack had to bear the brunt of the Street’s ire as the slowdown in the West and banking crisis in the US led to a forgettable Q4

  • Why ‘Two sessions’ matters to metals industry

  • Will lower production costs by securing more linkages from Coal India: Hindustan Zinc's CEO

    Arun Misra talks about the demand situation, rising costs, efforts to improve efficiency, export prospects, and the outlook for the company.

  • How to play the commodity theme? Experts pick 14 stocks for your portfolio

    As economies open up and huge fiscal and monetary stimuli in developed countries spur infrastructure and job creation, the commodity rally will continue, said experts.

  • Supply squeeze and demand upturn will keep base metal prices up

    Rebound in demand from two big countries, China and the US, as they spend more on on infrastructure development has led the rise in demand

  • Daily base metals trading on MCX hits over Rs 5,500 crore; betters March levels

    While daily average turnover of the five base metals traded on the MCX - aluminium, copper, lead, nickel and zinc - had plunged to a low Rs 2,418 crore in April - when the whole country was in a full lockdown - from Rs 4,757 crore in March.

  • India Inc’s profits to suffer hard knock from inventory losses – Part II

  • 'US-Iran tension, output cut pushing crude upwards; target Rs 4,300 for MCX Crude'

    ‘Geopolitics tension to keep crude oil prices higher in the near-term,’ says Pritam Kumar Patnaik, Head Commodities, Reliance Commodities

  • Positive on bullion in January, time to buy gold: Anand Rathi

    Since 2014, every January Comex gold has yielded positive returns. Going by this theory, it's time to go long in the yellow metal

  • Commodities@Moneycontrol | Roundup of key happenings in the market

    Here's a roundup of the key happenings in the commodities market, with a deep dive into some of the most active counters

  • SEBI commodity panel discusses mandatory delivery, longer trading hours

    The panel proposed making delivery of base metals mandatory, even for existing exchanges

  • How will a weak rupee-dollar impact crude oil, gold and base metals?

    Base metals are under pressure in the international market due to tight monetary policy of the Federal Reserve

  • See upside for nickel, lead & copper prices; not upbeat on gold: Societe Generale

    The house has a negative view on gold for Q4 of this year and expect it to trade around to trade around USD 1200-1250 per ounce, said Mark Keenan, Head of Commodities Research - Asia, Societe Generale.

  • Long-term demand for base metals to remain positive: ICRA

    Demand for base metals in the domestic market is likely to remain positive on long-term basis due to investments in infrastructure projects, a report said.

  • Here are trends & updates on commodities market

    Watch Manisha Gupta of CNBC-TV18 giving us a roundup of the commodities market specifically base metals.

  • Betting big on base metals: Natixis

    Watch the interview of Bernard Dahdah, Precious Metals Analyst at Natixis with Manisha Gupta on CNBC-TV18. He spoke about why he thinks base metals is a space that is going to be more bullish and precious metals could come under some pressure.

  • Buy copper, says Navneet Damani

    Watch the interview of Navneet Damani of Motilal Oswal Commodities with Manisha Gupta on CNBC-TV18. He spoke about the current trend in commodities market.

  • Expect base metal futures to trade negative: Sushil Finance

    According to Sushil Finance, We expect base metal prices to trade negative on the back of worries about demand from China.

  • Watch: Platts' view on base metals, iron ore prices

    Base metal prices are hitting the roof and Annalisa Jeffries of Platts, in an interview to CNBC-TV18, shares her expectations on the direction these commodities including steel and iron ore could take from here.

  • Select base metals recover on renewed demand

    Brass and zinc owing to lower offtake from consumer industries. Globally, industrial metal copper clung to the ,000 mark but was still near six-year lows in early LME trade after China trade data underlined struggling growth in the world's top metals user.

  • Zinc: An escape from the selling onslaught

    A close look at the price set up echoes a phase of recovery in prices, as prices look to move out of the shackles of the bear camp.

  • Base metals trading on neutral note today: Geofin

    Geofin Comtrade has come out with its report on Metals & Energy. Base metals are trading on neutral note today, says the report.

  • Expect base metals prices to trade negative: Sushil Finance

    According to Sushil Finance, base metal prices may trade negative on the back of worries about slowing growth in China.

  • Expect LME Copper prices to trade lower: Angel Commodities

    According to Angel Commodities, LME Copper prices are expected to trade lower today as Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faces a showdown with rebels in his own party on Tuesday furious at his capitulation to German demands for one of the most sweeping austerity packages ever demanded of a euro zone government.

  • Expect LME Copper prices to trade lower: Angel

    According to Angel Commodities, LME Copper prices to trade lower as persistent Greece concerns along with strength in the cautious stance ahead of FOMC meeting minutes will be negative. However, Hedge funds and money managers boosted a bullish copper bet to the highest since July 2014 in the week ended May 12 will be supportive.

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