UPDATE AT 3 PM ON OCTOBER 1
OIL RISES TO $ 102 AMID BROADER GLOBAL RALLIES,
HOPES U S SENATE WILL PASS BAILOUT PACKAGE,
WEEKLY DATA EXPECTED TO SHOW CRUDE STOCKS UP.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
TRADING CALL
TRADING CALL AT 12 NOON ON OCTOBER 1
Intraday Call: Sell Crude Oil MCX Oct in the range of
4753-4748, T1 4703 SL 4777.
Intraday Call: Sell Crude Oil MCX Oct in the range of
4753-4748, T1 4703 SL 4777.
UPDATE
CRUDE UPDATE AT 11 AM ON OCTOBER 1, 2008
MCX CRUDE OCTOBER may test resistance of 4820
prefer longs for intraday, trade range is 4820 to 4690.
October Gas may trade sideways its range is 348 to 360.
MCX CRUDE OCTOBER may test resistance of 4820
prefer longs for intraday, trade range is 4820 to 4690.
October Gas may trade sideways its range is 348 to 360.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
CRUDE UPDATE
CRUDE UPDATE AT 5 PM ON 21 AUGUST
NYMEX CRUDE OIL BREACHED INITIAL RESISTANCE $ 117.6
IF PRICES SETTLED ABOVE THESE LEVELS IT MAY MOVE UP TO $ 120 .
MCX CRUDE OIL RESISTANCE RS.5185.
NYMEX CRUDE OIL BREACHED INITIAL RESISTANCE $ 117.6
IF PRICES SETTLED ABOVE THESE LEVELS IT MAY MOVE UP TO $ 120 .
MCX CRUDE OIL RESISTANCE RS.5185.
MARKET SUMMARY
MARKET SUMMARY FOR 20 AUGUST, 2008
Oil raced above $116 a barrel on Thursday, a third straight day of gains, on supply
concerns after Russia expressed its displeasure over a U.S.-Poland defense pact.
U.S. crude futures gained 80 cents to $116.36 a barrel by 0709 GMT, while London
Brent crude climbed 65 cents to $115.01.
Oil prices are down more than 20 percent from peaks hit in mid-July on worries
over slowing global demand, but they remain up about 15 percent this year in a
multi-year rally driven by Asian economic growth.
Oil raced above $116 a barrel on Thursday, a third straight day of gains, on supply
concerns after Russia expressed its displeasure over a U.S.-Poland defense pact.
U.S. crude futures gained 80 cents to $116.36 a barrel by 0709 GMT, while London
Brent crude climbed 65 cents to $115.01.
Oil prices are down more than 20 percent from peaks hit in mid-July on worries
over slowing global demand, but they remain up about 15 percent this year in a
multi-year rally driven by Asian economic growth.
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