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MCX Copper futures are are trading on a weak note, down 0.12% at Rs 1381 per kg right now. The counter was slightly higher by 0.26% in the day session till 6.00 PM. MCX Copper futures touched an intraday low of Rs 1384 per kg today and have seen a modest increase of 1.66% in the open interest. US equities are modestly lower with NASDAQ Composite is trading slightly lower by 0.39% on the day.MCX Copper moving down for fourth consecutive session.

In other metals, Zinc is up 0.71% at Rs 418 per kg, Aluminium is slightly lower by 0.67% at Rs 349 per kg, Nickel is slightly lower by 0.25% at Rs 1614 per kg while Lead is modestly lower by 0.15% at Rs 196 per kg.

Copper has eased around 0.86% in the last one week followed by MCX Zinc, losing around 0.06%.

MCX Crude Oil futures are trading in the red today in evening trades. The benchmark MCX Sep-26 contract is lower by 1.31% at Rs 8528 per barrel. US equities are weak with NASDAQ Composite is inching down 0.45% on the day. MCX Crude Oil futures hit a high of Rs 8697 per barrel today and have recorded a steep drop of 5.12% in open interest. MCX Crude oil is lower for fourth consecutive session. The counter edged lower by 0.05% in the day session till 6.00 PM.

MCX Natural Gas is higher by 1.01% at Rs 281 per MMBtu. The counter moved in a range of Rs 275-282 per MMBtu today. The open interest in the counter tumbled 12.77%.

Crude Oil has surged 8.45% in the last one week while Natural Gas has edged lower by 2.05%.

MCX Gold futures are trading with steep losses today. The benchmark Sep-26 contract is significantly lower by 2.08% at Rs 151962 per 10 grams. The intraday range was Rs 151052-155433 per 10 grams.The counter has dropped 1.92% over last one-week.The open interest in the counter plunged by 67.50% to 169 lots. The metal climbed by 2.13% in last session.

Silver is substantially lower by 1.82% at Rs 239612 per kg. The open interest in the counter increased by 2.40% to 32017 lots. The metal rose by 2.37% in last session.

In global equities, US markets are expected to open in green. DOW futures posted modest gains of 0.88%. In Europe, DAX Performance Index edged up 0.35% and FTSE 100 edged lower 0.06%.

MCX Copper futures are modestly lower by 0.35% at Rs 1378 per kg.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 recorded losses today. The counter currently trades down 0.57% at Rs 1,54,300 per 10 grams with a 69.42% contraction in open interest.

In other commodities, MCX Crude oil futures for Sep-26 fell 1.05% to trade at Rs 8,550 per barrel.

MCX Sep-26 Copper futures declined 0.14% to trade at Rs 1,380 per kg.

MCX Natural Gas futures for Sep-26 are falling 0.04% at Rs 277 per mmbtu with a 6.78% surge in open interest.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 lost today. The counter had fell 0.14% on the day yesterday to close at Rs 1,55,185 per 10 grams. It opened at Rs 1,54,336 per 10 grams today and currently trades down 0.14% at Rs 1,54,968 per 10 grams with a 70% decrease in open interest.

MCX Silver futures for Nov-26 are down 0.70% at Rs 2,42,349 per kg after dropping 0.70% in last session.

Oil prices extended their gains this week, with crude futures climbing to their highest level in around one-and-a-half months as renewed tensions between the US and Iran raised concerns over possible disruptions to global oil supplies.

Uncertainty surrounding shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has increased after the US carried out fresh strikes against Iran. Tehran has responded by targeting American bases in the region and vessels passing through the key oil shipping route, adding further pressure to an already tense energy market.

The Strait of Hormuz remains a major focus for oil traders, with any prolonged disruption to shipping through the waterway posing a potential threat to crude supplies and supporting prices.

Both major crude oil benchmarks remained above the $90-per-barrel mark on Friday morning in Asia. WTI crude oil futures were last quoted at $91.92 per barrel, up 0.68%, while Brent crude gained nearly 0.5% to $95.94 per barrel.

For the week, WTI crude oil is on track to post a gain of around 10%, marking a sharp weekly rise as investors continue to assess the risk of further escalation and potential supply disruptions in the Middle East.

MCX Copper futures are are in positive territory, moving up by 0.62% at Rs 1379 per kg right now. The counter remained flat in the day session till 6.00 PM. MCX Copper futures touched an intraday high of Rs 1381 per kg today and have recorded a slight drop of 0.60% in the open interest. US equities are advancing with NASDAQ Composite is advancing 1.42% on the day.MCX Copper is higher for fourth consecutive session.

In other metals, Aluminium is slightly higher by 0.62% at Rs 351 per kg, Zinc is marginally higher by 0.35% at Rs 415 per kg, Nickel is trading slightly lower by 0.10% at Rs 1616 per kg while Lead is slightly lower by 0.05% at Rs 197 per kg.

MCX Zinc is up around 0.01% in the last one week followed by Copper, which is down around 1.44%.

MCX Crude Oil futures are deep in the green today in evening trades. The benchmark MCX Sep-26 contract is substantially higher by 1.55% at Rs 8730 per barrel. US equities are posting solid gains with NASDAQ Composite is climbing 1.38% on the day. MCX Crude Oil futures hit a high of Rs 8788 per barrel today and have seen a sharp increase of 17.35% in open interest. MCX Crude oil is extending gains for fifth consecutive session. The counter remained flat in the day session till 6.00 PM.

MCX Natural Gas is lower by 1.25% at Rs 276 per MMBtu. The counter moved in a range of Rs 275-286 per MMBtu today. The open interest in the counter increased sharply by 11.08%.

Crude Oil has jumped 8.86% in the last one week while Natural Gas has risen around 0.25%.

MCX Gold futures are trading in the green today. The benchmark Sep-26 contract is higher by 0.89% at Rs 153300 per 10 grams. The intraday range was Rs 152776-153977 per 10 grams.The counter has collapsed by 4.23% over last one-week.The open interest in the counter tumbled by 92.40% to 527 lots.

Silver is slightly higher by 0.59% at Rs 239805 per kg. The open interest in the counter climbed by 2.34% to 33216 lots.

In global equities, US markets are likely to open on a positive note. DOW futures edged up 0.61%. In Europe, FTSE 100 ticked up 0.69% and DAX Performance Index moved up 0.40%.

MCX Copper futures are marginally higher by 0.26% at Rs 1374 per kg.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 moved higher today. The counter currently trades up 0.95% at Rs 1,53,400 per 10 grams with a 92.36% contraction in open interest.

In other commodities, MCX Crude oil futures for Sep-26 advanced 2.14% to trade at Rs 8,781 per barrel.

MCX Sep-26 Copper futures registered a growth of 0.12% to trade at Rs 1,372 per kg.

MCX Natural Gas futures for Sep-26 are higher by 2.04% at Rs 284 per mmbtu with a 6.94% drop in open interest.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 ended up today. The counter had added 1.12% on the day yesterday to close at Rs 1,51,953 per 10 grams. It opened at Rs 1,52,776 per 10 grams today and currently trades up 1.12% at Rs 1,53,650 per 10 grams with a 92.42% contraction in open interest.

MCX Silver futures for Nov-26 are up 0.92% at Rs 2,40,602 per kg after expanding by 0.92% in last session.

COMEX gold and silver moved higher on Thursday as the US dollar pulled back sharply, while easing geopolitical concerns weighed on oil prices and reduced demand for the greenback as a safe-haven asset.

President Donald Trump said the latest attacks on Iran would be short-lived, helping ease concerns over a prolonged conflict and its potential impact on inflation. Lower geopolitical risks also contributed to the recent pullback in oil prices.

Meanwhile, New York Fed President John Williams reportedly said there are signs that inflation is continuing to ease as the impact of tariffs fades. He also noted that higher energy prices have so far not resulted in significant spillover into other services.

US data showed that private employment growth slowed in August, adding to expectations that the labour market may be losing some momentum. Investors are now awaiting Friday’s US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report for further clues on the Federal Reserve’s future interest-rate policy.

Against this backdrop, COMEX gold was last quoted at $4,475 per ounce, up 1.29% on the day, while silver futures stood at $66.63 an ounce, gaining 1.62%.

MCX Copper futures are are in negative territory, lower by 0.10% at Rs 1371 per kg right now. The counter was down 0.31% in the day session till 6.00 PM. MCX Copper futures touched an intraday low of Rs 1377 per kg today and have seen a marginal drop of 0.56% in the open interest. US equities are trading in positive territory with S&P 500 is inching up 0.57% on the day.MCX Copper is slipping for fourth consecutive session.

In other metals, Nickel is modestly higher by 0.40% at Rs 1621 per kg, Lead is up 0.08% at Rs 197 per kg, Zinc is trading slightly lower by 0.60% at Rs 414 per kg while Aluminium is modestly lower by 0.07% at Rs 347 per kg.

MCX Zinc has gained around 1.29% in the last one week followed by Copper, slightly lower by 1.80%.

MCX Crude Oil futures are with modest gains today in evening trades. The benchmark MCX Sep-26 contract is marginally higher by 0.27% at Rs 8560 per barrel. US equities are trading in positive territory with S&P 500 is trading slightly higher by 0.63% on the day. MCX Crude Oil futures hit a high of Rs 8634 per barrel today and have recorded a strong rise of 4.41% in open interest. MCX Crude oil is moving higher for fifth consecutive session. The counter edged higher by 0.67% in the day session till 6.00 PM.

MCX Natural Gas is sharply higher by 1.52% at Rs 281 per MMBtu. The counter moved in a range of Rs 277-282 per MMBtu today. The open interest in the counter dropped sharply by 8.62%.

Crude Oil has rallied 8.90% in the last one week while Natural Gas has added around 2.55%.

MCX Gold futures are trading on a weak note today. The benchmark Sep-26 contract is down 0.12% at Rs 150827 per 10 grams. The intraday range was Rs 149201-151200 per 10 grams.The counter has collapsed by 6.63% over last one-week.The open interest in the counter plunged by 13.77% to 7044 lots.

Silver is marginally lower by 0.14% at Rs 237300 per kg. The open interest in the counter gained 2.78% to 33120 lots.

In global equities, US markets are likely to open on a positive note. DOW futures have moved up 0.16%. In Europe, DAX Performance Index ticked up 0.05% and CAC 40 moved down 0.18%.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 traded weak today. The counter currently trades down 0.61% at Rs 1,50,088 per 10 grams with a 12.67% slump in open interest.

In other commodities, MCX Crude oil futures for Sep-26 advanced 0.05% to trade at Rs 8,541 per barrel.

MCX Sep-26 Copper futures fell 0.27% to trade at Rs 1,368 per kg.

MCX Natural Gas futures for Sep-26 are higher by 0.94% at Rs 279 per mmbtu with a 11.90% fall in open interest.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 dropped today. The counter had ended down 0.27% on the day yesterday to close at Rs 1,51,010 per 10 grams. It opened at Rs 1,49,501 per 10 grams today and currently trades down 0.27% at Rs 1,50,600 per 10 grams with a 4.03% fall in open interest.

MCX Silver futures for Nov-26 are down 0.69% at Rs 2,35,970 per kg after softening 0.69% in last session.

COMEX copper came under pressure on Wednesday morning in Asia, tracking a sharp fall in US equities and a stronger dollar. The move lower reflects growing caution across global markets as investors assess the impact of rising inflation and interest rates on economic growth and demand for industrial metals.

Wall Street ended firmly in the red on Tuesday despite recovering slightly from the session lows. The Nasdaq fell 271.11 points, or 1%, to 26,099.77, while the Dow Jones declined 419.02 points, or 0.8%, to 52,766.88. The S&P 500 dropped 54.67 points, or 0.7%, to 7,631.47.

At the same time, elevated global bond yields have kept inflation and interest-rate concerns firmly in focus. Expectations of higher borrowing costs could weigh on economic activity if central banks are forced to keep rates higher for longer, potentially reducing demand for industrial commodities such as copper.

Against this backdrop, investors are keeping a close watch on global growth prospects and currency movements. COMEX copper was last quoted at $6.51 per pound, down 1.31% on the day.

MCX Copper futures are are in the red, lower by 1.02% at Rs 1376 per kg right now. The counter was up 0.04% in the day session till 6.00 PM. MCX Copper futures fell to an intraday low of Rs 1396 per kg today and have registered a sharp 3.19% reduction in the open interest. US equities are edging lower with S&P 500 is moving lower by 0.33% on the day.MCX Copper moving down for fourth consecutive session.

In other metals, Aluminium is up 0.06% at Rs 348 per kg, Nickel is marginally lower by 0.71% at Rs 1612 per kg, Lead is slightly lower by 0.48% at Rs 197 per kg while Zinc is modestly lower by 0.12% at Rs 417 per kg.

MCX Zinc is up around 3.55% in the last one week followed by Copper, down around 0.22%.

MCX Crude Oil futures are trading with strong gains today in evening trades. The benchmark MCX Sep-26 contract is significantly higher by 2.38% at Rs 8342 per barrel. US equities are weak with Dow Jones Industrial Average is moving lower by 0.41% on the day. MCX Crude Oil futures hit a high of Rs 8395 per barrel today and have recorded a strong rise of 31.92% in open interest. MCX Crude oil is extending gains for fifth consecutive session. The counter edged higher by 0.02% in the day session till 6.00 PM.

MCX Natural Gas is substantially lower by 1.71% at Rs 275 per MMBtu. The counter moved in a range of Rs 272-280 per MMBtu today. The open interest in the counter rose sharply by 45.26%.

Natural Gas has added around 2.94% in the last one week while Crude Oil is up around 0.11%.

MCX Gold futures are trading in the red today. The benchmark Sep-26 contract is weak by 1.43% at Rs 152150 per 10 grams. The intraday range was Rs 151805-154770 per 10 grams.The counter has contracted 4.71% over last one-week.The open interest in the counter slumped by 20.93% to 10114 lots. The metal slipped by 1.02% in last session.

Silver is firmly lower by 1.50% at Rs 238452 per kg. The open interest in the counter soared by 10.99% to 32038 lots.

In global equities, US markets are likely to open on a negative note. DOW futures have posted modest losses of 0.63%. In Europe, CAC 40 drifted lower 0.14% and FTSE 100 moved down 0.51%.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 moved lower today. The counter currently trades down 1.14% at Rs 1,52,584 per 10 grams with a 19.29% dip in open interest.

In other commodities, MCX Crude oil futures for Sep-26 ended up 2.30% to trade at Rs 8,335 per barrel.

MCX Sep-26 Copper futures saw a contraction of 1.07% to trade at Rs 1,374 per kg.

MCX Natural Gas futures for Sep-26 are declining 1.11% at Rs 277 per mmbtu with a 12.56% climb in open interest.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 dropped today. The counter had fell 0.17% on the day yesterday to close at Rs 1,54,350 per 10 grams. It opened at Rs 1,54,102 per 10 grams today and currently trades down 0.17% at Rs 1,54,094 per 10 grams with a 7.36% dip in open interest.

MCX Silver futures for Nov-26 are up 0.23% at Rs 2,42,619 per kg after easing 0.23% in last session.

Crude oil prices continued to move higher on Tuesday as a fresh escalation in the Middle East raised concerns about possible disruptions to regional energy supplies.

Market sentiment was further unsettled after President Donald Trump reportedly warned of possible military action against Kharg Island, Iran’s main oil export hub. Any disruption to operations at the island could have a significant impact on global oil flows and further tighten supply conditions.

Adding to the pressure on energy markets, drone and missile attacks on Russian refineries have reduced refining capacity, creating another potential strain on the global fuel supply chain.

With risks emerging on both the crude production and refining sides, investors are closely watching developments in the Middle East and Russia for signs of further supply disruptions. WTI crude oil futures were last quoted at $86.66 per barrel, up more than 1% on the day, while Brent crude moved above the $91-per-barrel mark.

MCX Copper futures are are showing modest gains, up 0.02% at Rs 1382 per kg right now. The counter remained flat in the day session till 6.00 PM. MCX Copper futures rose to an intraday high of Rs 1385 per kg today and have witnessed a significant 66% decrease in the open interest. US equities are edging lower with NASDAQ Composite is edging lower by 0.46% on the day.MCX Copper rises up for third consecutive session.

In other metals, Aluminium is trading higher by 1.52% at Rs 347 per kg, Zinc is plunging 2.59% at Rs 429 per kg, Lead is slightly lower by 0.59% at Rs 194 per kg while Nickel is trading slightly lower by 0.01% at Rs 1623 per kg.

MCX Zinc has rallied 8.28% in the last one week followed by Copper, losing around 0.23%.

MCX Crude Oil futures are under strong buying support today in evening trades. The benchmark MCX Sep-26 contract is substantially higher by 1.73% at Rs 8121 per barrel. US equities are edging lower with NASDAQ Composite is edging lower by 0.34% on the day. MCX Crude Oil futures hit a high of Rs 8260 per barrel today and have recorded a strong rise of 10.21% in open interest. MCX Crude oil rises up for fourth consecutive session. The counter dropped by 1.43% in the day session till 6.00 PM.

MCX Natural Gas is higher by 0.87% at Rs 278 per MMBtu. The counter moved in a range of Rs 272-280 per MMBtu today. The open interest in the counter rose by 2.63%.

Natural Gas has gained around 2.37% in the last one week while Crude Oil has edged lower by 4.48%.

MCX Gold futures are trading on a weak note today. The benchmark Sep-26 contract is down 1.06% at Rs 154292 per 10 grams. The intraday range was Rs 153550-155490 per 10 grams.The counter has contracted 3.09% over last one-week.The open interest in the counter slumped by 21.03% to 13899 lots. The metal edged lower by 1.44% in last session.

Silver is marginally lower by 0.20% at Rs 237700 per kg. The open interest in the counter tumbled by 62.20% to 2210 lots.

In global equities, US markets are set for a negative start. DOW futures have posted modest losses of 0.37%. In Europe, FTSE 100 inched higher 0.29% and CAC 40 edged up 0.04%.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 remained under pressure today. The counter currently trades down 0.51% at Rs 1,55,150 per 10 grams with a 20.03% decrease in open interest.

In other commodities, MCX Crude oil futures for Sep-26 advanced 2.87% to trade at Rs 8,212 per barrel.

MCX Aug-26 Copper futures expanded by 0.02% to trade at Rs 1,382 per kg.

MCX Natural Gas futures for Sep-26 are climbing 0.36% at Rs 277 per mmbtu with a 3.94% jump in open interest.

MCX Gold futures for Sep-26 dropped today. The counter had lost 1.02% on the day yesterday to close at Rs 1,55,946 per 10 grams. It opened at Rs 1,54,990 per 10 grams today and currently trades down 1.02% at Rs 1,54,350 per 10 grams with a 16.36% decline in open interest.

MCX Silver futures for Aug-26 are down 0.85% at Rs 2,36,154 per kg after declining 0.85% in last session.

Crude oil prices moved sharply higher in early Asian trade on Monday as renewed tensions between the US and Iran raised concerns about a possible disruption to oil supplies and added to worries over energy-driven inflation.

The US military reportedly struck Iranian rocket launchers that were preparing to deploy mines in the Strait of Hormuz. The reported action marks the first direct military strike against Iran in more than a month and has renewed concerns about the security of the key oil shipping route.

The move comes as the Federal Reserve maintains a cautious stance on inflation. Speaking at the Jackson Hole economic symposium on Friday, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said inflation has not slowed significantly and indicated that policymakers still have more work to do before gaining confidence that price pressures are easing.

Against this backdrop, the renewed geopolitical tensions could add further pressure to energy prices and complicate the outlook for inflation and interest rates. WTI crude oil futures were last quoted at around $85 per barrel, up nearly 2%, while Brent crude gained more than 2% to trade near the $90-per-barrel mark.