1. CONTRACT
EXPIRY
DATE
CLOSING
PRICE
TREND**
DATE TREND
CHANGED
RATE TREND
CHANGED
CLOSING
STOP LOSS
NCDEX (AGRI)
Soy Bean (Oct) 18-Oct-13 3436.50 Down 10.09.13 3359.50 3550.00
Soy Bean (Nov) 20-Nov-13 3464.00 Down 10.09.13 3370.00 3575.00
Ref. Soy Oil (Oct) 18-Oct-13 662.50 Down 10.09.13 656.45 665.00
Ref. Soy Oil (Nov) 20-Nov-13 660.25 Down 10.09.13 655.00 670.00
RM seeds (Oct) 18-Oct-13 3503.00 Up 21.08.13 3470.00 3450.00
RM seeds (Nov) 20-Nov-13 3547.00 Up 21.08.13 3497.00 3450.00
Turmeric (Oct) 18-Oct-13 4726.00 Sideways 21.08.13 5116.00 -
Turmeric (Nov) 20-Nov-13 4848.00 Sideways 21.08.13 5176.00 -
Jeera (Oct) 18-Oct-13 12985.00 Down 24.09.13 12985.00 13600.00
Jeera (Nov) 20-Nov-13 13197.50 Down 24.09.13 13197.50 13700.00
Chilli (Oct) 18-Oct-13 5324.00 Down 06.09.13 5454.00 5700.00
Chilli (Nov) 20-Nov-13 5734.00 Down 06.09.13 5770.00 6050.00
Chana (Oct) 18-Oct-13 3056.00 Sideways 21.09.13 3043.00 -
Chana (Nov) 20-Nov-13 3142.00 Up 21.08.13 3274.00 2950.00
Cocud (Dec) 20-Dec-13 1451.00 Down 19.09.13 1438.00 1520.00
Cocud (Jan 14) 20-Jan-14 1466.00 Down 19.09.13 1456.00 1530.00
MCX (Agri)
Cardamom (Oct) 15-Oct-13 747.50 Down 24.09.13 747.50 820.00
Cardamom (Nov) 15-Nov-13 794.20 Down 24.09.13 794.20 835.00
Mentha Oil (Sept) 30-Sep-13 862.50 Down 10.09.13 892.30 920.00
Mentha Oil (Oct) 31-Oct-13 877.30 Down 10.09.13 905.50 930.00
SMC Global - Daily Report (Commodities)
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September, 2013

2. COMMODITY
EXPIRY
DATE
CLOSING
PRICE
TREND**
DATE TREND
CHANGED
RATE TREND
CHANGED
CLOSING
STOP LOSS
COMEX /NYMEX (PRECIOUS METALS AND ENERGY) (Closing price as on 24.09.13)
Silver (Dec) ($) 26-Dec-13 21.59 Sideways 13.09.13 21.72 -
Gold (Dec) ($) 27-Dec-13 1316.30 Sideways 12.09.13 1330.60 -
Crude Oil (Nov) ($) 22-Oct-13 103.13 Down 24.09.13 103.13 108.50
Natural Gas (Oct) ($) 29-Oct-13 3.56 Down 02.05.13 4.025 3.90
MCX (PRECIOUS METALS AND ENERGY (Closing price as on 24.09.13)
Silver (Dec) 5-Dec-13 49152.00 Down 10.09.13 52235.00 53500.00
Gold (Oct) 5-Oct-13 29820.00 Down 10.09.13 30753.00 31200.00
Crude Oil (Oct) 21-Oct-13 6501.00 Down 09.09.13 7056.00 6850.00
Natural Gas (Sept) 25-Sept-13 220.30 Down 06.09.13 229.60 236.00
MCX (FERROUS AND NON FERROUS METALS) (Closing price as on 24.09.13)
Copper (Nov) 29-Nov-13 459.20 Down 06.09.13 474.25 480.00
Aluminum (Sept) 30-Sep-13 110.55 Down 04.09.13 117.25 115.00
Zinc (Sept) 30-Sep-13 116.15 Down 06.09.13 121.50 123.00
Lead (Sept) 30-Sep-13 128.70 Down 09.09.13 137.95 137.00
Nickel (Sept) 30-Sep-13 861.60 Down 06.09.13 903.10 940.00
LME (BASE METALS ) ($ per tonnes) (Closing price as on 24.09.13)
Copper 3 Months 7147.00 Sideways 29.08.13 7153.00 -
Aluminum 3 Months 1796.00 Down 04.09.13 1789.50 1880.00
Zinc 3 Months 1875.00 Up 15.08.13 1944.00 1840.00
Lead 3 Months 2064.00 Sideways 13.09.13 2071.00 -
Nickel 3 Months 13750.00 Down 04.09.13 13680.00 14800.00
**One has to follow the trend and see the price only at closing. This is not for Intra day trading.

3. Spices: Turmeric futures (Oct) will remain in lower side as sales and demand are poor in spot markets. Despite projections of a lower
crop next season there would be no shortage as farmers are also holding back huge stocks with them. Traders and exporters are waiting
for bulk demand from North India. Profit booking may contine in Cardamom futures due to sluggish demand in the spot market. Weak
export demand, strong availability of the commodity amid weak trend in the spices complex may trigger selling. But short covering at
lower level cannot be denied. Jeera futures (Oct) is likely to slip further on rains that brightened the prospects of better sowing while
higher stocks and weak demand also weighing on sentiment.
Oilseeds: Soybean futures (Oct) is likely to feature range bound movement with a weak bias on higher soybean production estimates.
India's summer sown oilseeds output is seen hitting a record high at 23.93 million tonnes in the 2013/14 crop year aided by all-time high
soybean output, Farm Minister Sharad Pawar said on Tuesday, But price may get support as Heavy rainfall in Madhya Pradesh in the
last few days can deteriorate quality of the crop that is ready for harvesting. Supplies in spot market may also get delayed. The soybean
price for November delivery on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) was 0.23 percent down at $13.1225 a bushel due to growing
possibility of higher production. CPO futures (Sept) is likely to remain lower amid subdued spot demand. Weak trend in overseas market
further may fuel the downtrend in crude palm oil futures. BMD Market ended lower on expectation of climbing palm oil inventories in
South East Asian Counties.
Other Commodities: Sugar price may remains lower due to expectations of higher supplies from the new crop. Mills are desperate to
trim their inventory as from next month the new production season will start. but still demand is very weak. Chana futures (Oct) is likely to
trade with negative bias due to lack of buying amid mounting stocks and expectations of higher sowing. Stockiest are holding a much
higher inventory than last year that is sufficient stock to meet the festive demand. Guar futures may continue to slip as the trend looks
weak due to huge stock left with farmers. Harvesting has not yet started in the leading guar cultivating areas of Rajasthan but rains
during this period are good for the crop. Kapas future may trade downward on poor demand and increasing arrivals of the new crop. the
new season is about to start from the next month and buyers are waiting for quality product.
Market Update (Agro)
Market Update (Metals & Energy)
Bullions: Bullion counter is expected to witness some short covering at lower levels. Gold can trade in range of 29700-30000 while
silver can move in range of 48700-49500. Gold swung between gains and losses amid concern that the U.S. Federal Reserve will slow
the pace of its monthly bond purchases before the end of the year after leaving the stimulus program intact this month. Amid a lack of
major geopolitical developments or markets moving economic data the past several days, the world market place continues to buzz
about last week’s decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve to not “taper” its monthly bond-buying program and when might the Fed begin
that endeavor. Several Federal Reserve officials have already spoken so far early this week, with the common thread among them being
that the Fed would begin to wind down its quantitative easing when U.S. economic conditions warrant.
Base Metals: Base metal complex may open on subdued note with some short covering can be seen at lower levels Copper may move
in range of 455-465 while nickel may remain in range of 855-870 and zinc may move in range of 115-117.Lead may hover in range of
126-130 in MCX. Copper advanced for the first time in four days on speculation that demand in China, the world’s biggest consumer, will
recover after next week’s holidays. The metal for delivery in three months on the London Metal Exchange gained as much as 0.6 percent
to $7,192.75 a metric ton and traded at $7,172 by 11:23 a.m. in Tokyo. Copper increased 1 percent this month and added 6.3 percent
this quarter, the first such gain in a year. A report on Sept. 23 from HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics showed manufacturing
strengthened more than estimated in China this month, mirroring an increase in August in a similar government-produced index. Data
earlier this month showed industrial output grew in August at a faster pace.
Energy: Crude oil counter can witness some short covering while natural gas may trade in negative path tracking weak overseas cues.
Crude oil may remain in range of 6450-6550 and natural gas may dip lower towards 222 in MCX. West Texas Intermediate snapped four
days of losses before U.S. data that’s forecast to show crude stockpiles dropped in the world’s largest oil consumer. Futures rose as
much as 0.3 percent before a U.S. government report today that may show inventories slid 1 million barrels to an 18-month low last
week. The industry-funded American Petroleum Institute said supplies fell 54,000 barrels. WTI dropped to the lowest close in eight
weeks yesterday on speculation that U.S.-Iranian relations are thawing and as the threat of an American military strike on Syria receded.

4. TODAY KEY ECONOMIC RELEASES
IST Economic releases Importance Expected Previous
Impact on
Commodity
Adverse/Favourable/
Neutral
11:30
EUR German GfK
Consumer Confidence
Survey
Medium 7 6.9
Metals and
Crude oil
Favourable
16:30
USD MBA Mortgage
Applications
Medium 11.20%
Metals and
Crude oil
18:00 USD Durable Goods Orders High -0.10% -7.30%
Metals and
Crude oil
Favourable
18:00
USD Durables Ex
Transportation
Medium 1.10% -0.60%
Metals and
Crude oil
Favourable
19:30
USD New Home Sales
(MoM)
Medium 7.90% -13.40%
Metals and
Crude oil
Favourable
20:00
USD DOE U.S. Crude Oil
Inventories
Low -4368K
Metals and
Crude oil

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