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Asian Metals Market Update for 7th February, 2006



By: Chintan Karnani, Insignia Consultants


-- Posted Tuesday, 7 February 2006 | Digg This ArticleDigg It!

 

GOLD

SILVER

COMEX GOLD APRIL FUTURE -- $573.50

COMEX SILVER MARCH FUTURE -- $975.50

 EXPECTED TRADING RANGE

GOLD -- $562.40 -- $600.00

SILVER -- $958.50 - $1020.00

COPPER AND CRUDE OIL -- EXPECTED TRADING RANGE

COPPER MARCH -- $220.60 - $228.60

NYMEX CRUDE OIL FEBRUARY - $62.20 - $66.47

MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE OF INDIA (MCX)

GOLD APRIL FUTURE/10 GRAMS

SILVER MARCH FUTURE/KG

Rs.8140 - Rs.8300

Rs.13580 - Rs.14000

COPPER MARCH FUTURE

CRUDE OIL FEBRUARY FUTURE

Rs.224.20 - Rs.250.40

Rs.2870 - Rs.3025

GENERAL MARKET CONDITIONS

Gold and silver are consolidating in a range as the US dollar and crude oil prices fell. Gold April future rose to a high of $578.00 before settling at $574.30 while silver March future rose to high of $989.00 before settling at $975.80. Copper is impossible to stop as it rises $5 -$8 every day.

 Expectations that Fed will raise interest rates in March as well in May has resulted in gains for the US dollar. US President Bush announced a $2.7 trillion budget for the 2007 fiscal year which begins in October.  In his projections, the deficit is expected to shrink from $360 billion predicted for this fiscal year to $355 billion.  Mr. Bush also proposed to reduce the healthcare cost which will hurt the average US citizen just the finance wars with Iraq, Afghanistan and probably Iran. Although the Bush administration still has plans to halve the budget deficit by 2009, there is a fear that interest expense could increase due to rising financing costs which could expand the budget deficit instead of shrinking it. The movement in commodity prices is all about global liquidity. The Fed and the European central bank (ECB) will the reducers in the first half of 2006 while the Bank of Japan will the liquidity reducer in the last quarter on 2006. Commodity prices are expected to follow the movement of global liquidity for the rest of 2006. 

Thursday’s $14 billion dollar re-issuance of 30-year bonds, which has been necessitated by budget deficits will be key attraction as far as US treasuries are concerned.  Strong demand expected at the auction could keep the dollar bid with one wrinkle - the demand for longer dated bonds has also caused a deeper yield curve inversion with the 2-10 spread widening to 3.3 basis points. This has perked up the radar for some recession watchers. The long term US dollar bearishness and stronger commodity prices are here to stay for the moment. 

As far as Iran is concerned every one including Japan, China wants a diplomatic solution for it as it an energy laden nation. Every country is trying to its is bit to prevent a war (except US) and Iran on the other hand wants to get away despite building nuclear weapons since Pakistan has also got away with the same.

 The medium to long term bullishness remains intact for gold and silver with $605.00 and $1050.00 as the immediate price targets.

GOLD

  Gold has been consolidating higher with $565.00 as the new support zone and is trading in $568.00 - $580.00 zone. A consolidated break of $581.00 for four hours will result in $600.00 and $625.00. Only a close below $568.00 for two consecutive days will result in further losses to $550.00 and $536.00 else the downside will remain limited to $568.00. 

SILVER

Silver now targets $1000.00 and $1050.00 as it $952.00 on closing basis. It is consolidating at $975.00 at the moment. There may be a correction to $952.00 and $936.00 which will present yet another buying opportunity.

 

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