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2024-03-06 10:16:34 am | Source: Geojit Financial Services Ltd
Commodity Intraday Technical Outlook 6 March 2024 -Geojit Financial Services

Gold LBMA Spot:

While above $2090 it may extend buying pressure. Else, corrective selloffs expected the day.

Silver LBMA Spot:

Mild upticks expected initially. A direct drop below $23 could negate the trend.

Crude Oil NYMEX:

Consistency above $80 would extend rallies. Else, choppy with corrective selloffs are likely the day.

Gold KG Apr:

While above Rs 64200 there are chances of upticks to continue the day.

Silver KG May:

As long as Rs 71000 remain undisturbed expect upticks to continue the day.

Crude Oil Mar:

Expect choppy with mild corrective selloffs if prices are unable to move past Rs 6700.

Natural Gas Mar:

Prices remain choppy initially. A direct rise above Rs 165 would extend rallies.

Copper Mar:

Congested trade inside Rs 736-718 levels may remain on the cards. Breaking any of the sides would suggest fresh directions.

Nickel Mar:

Expect choppy with thin volume trading in the near future.

Zinc Mar:

Resistance above Rs 218 would extend rallies. Else, it may see weak bias for the day.

Lead Mar :

Choppy with mild negative bias expected while prices stay below Rs 181.

Aluminium Mar:

Consistent trades above Rs 202 would extend recovery rallies. If not, may see choppy with downside bias trading for the day.

 

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