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Monday, 26 November 2012

NCDEX Tips


Thursday, 8 November 2012

NCDEX Tips


Buoyancy is likely to persist in wheat market due to restricted supplies of wheat from FCI warehouses against strong export demand. The NCDEX futures spurted by almost Rs 15 per quintal in the last trading.
Market sources suggested that poor supplies of wheat from warehouses along with lower stocks in private warehouses propelled the buoyancy in wheat market. Delay in release excess grain stocks under the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS) by government has augmented the artificial scarcity of wheat in local mandies. Though, centre has wheat stocks of 40.5 million tonne at the start of this month against the buffer norm of11 million tonne as on 1ST October 2012.
The spot prices of wheat increased by almost Rs 15 per quintal in the entire major mandies in the last trading. The spot prices of Lawrence Road were trading at Rs 1635-1650 per quintal, up Rs 20 per quintal in the last day.
The NCDEX November futures surged by almost Rs 15 per quintal today to settle at Rs 1587 per quintal. The contract added 120 positions in open interest indicating fresh buying by traders. Technically, prices are likely to gather some buying around Rs 1565-1570 per quintal while resistances are likely at Rs 1610-1615 per quintal in the short term.

Wednesday, 7 November 2012

Jeera arrivals mildly down in Unjha mandi


    The spot jeera prices were trading in the range of Rs 13,250-14,250 per quintal at Unjha Mandi. Best quality was trading in the range of Rs 14,250-15,250 per quintal. The total arrivals decreased to 6,000 bags from 6,500 bags, while demand was seen around 13,000 bags.
    The NCDEX Jeera December contract moved in the range of Rs 14,915-15,100 and is currently trading higher at Rs 15,042.50 per quintal, up by Rs 137.50 or 0.92% per quintal.

NCDEX Sugar Tips


On Wednesday (07 November 2012), the sugar prices on the Vashi wholesale market ruled steady but the undertone was weak due to continuous supply from mills. Naka prices were unchanged, while mill tender rates dropped by Rs 10 per quintal on higher selling.

According to the Bombay Sugar Merchants Association, the spot rates were: S-grade Rs 3,472-3,551 (Rs 3,472-3,552) and M-grade Rs 3,551-3,701 (Rs 3,542-3,701). Naka delivery rates were: S-grade Rs 3,420-3,450 (Rs 3,420-3,450) and M-grade Rs 3,500-3,625 (Rs 3,500-3,625).

Thursday, 1 November 2012

NCDEX Guarseed Tips

The spot price of Guar Seed quoted at Rs 9,500 per quintal, up by Rs 100 per quintal in the Jodhpur mandi while the Guar Gum quoted at Rs 27,000 per quintal, down by Rs 500 per quintal. The Guar Seed arrivals jumped to 50,000 bags from 40,000 bags over previous close.

Wednesday, 31 October 2012

NCDEX Jeera Tips


 The spot jeera prices were trading in the range of Rs 13,000-14,000 per quintal (Rs 13,000-13,875 per quintal as on 30th October 2012) at Unjha Mandi. Best quality was trading in the range of Rs 14,000-15,000 per quintal (14,250-14,875 per quintal as on 30th October 2012). The total arrivals slumped to 1,100 bags from 4,000 bags, while demand was seen around 6,000 bags. The market was closed on Wednesday on account of local festival.

The NCDEX Jeera December contract moved in the range of Rs 14,612.50-14,805 and is currently trading lower at Rs 14,660 per quintal, down by Rs 140 or 0.95% per quintal.

NCDEX Tips


Barley futures swelled by almost Rs 6 per quintal in today's trading on the back of strong feed demand along with weak global production estimates.

Mounting demand of poultry industries during the winter season incited the strong gains in barley market. Moreover, weak global production also add some gains in domestic market . As per the latest report from United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) , the total barley production in 2012-13 is estimated at 130.7 million tonnes , down almost 1.5% from the last year . This is mainly due to weak production estimated in Australia and Russia.

The spot prices of barley in Delhi mandi were trading in the range Rs 1090-1150 per quintal , up almost Rs 10 per quintal from the last day. While the total arrivals were remained thin in the range of 400-500 bags .

The NCDEX November Barley contract added almost Rs 2 per quintal to trade at Rs 1306 per quintal in the last trading. The contract wilted almost 100 positions in open interest indicating short covering by traders.Technically, prices are likely to witness some buying around Rs 1295-1296 per quintal while resistances are likely at Rs 1325-1330 per quintal in the short term.