Bullion:-

Gold prices were flat early on Friday as the dollar steadied ahead of the G20 meet in Argentina this weekend, where US and Chinese leaders are scheduled to discuss trade matters after months of tensions. Spot gold was flat at $1,223.77 per ounce at 0126 GMT. Prices had hit a one-week high of $1,228.96 per ounce on Thursday. US gold futures were down 0.2 per cent at $1,221.6 per ounce. Palladium was up about 0.2 per cent at $1,183.20 per ounce after hitting a record high of $1,190 earlier in the session. The metal was on track to mark its best month since December 2017. US trade restrictions have hit a total of $369 billion of Chinese exports this year, much higher than the $278 billion of goods impacted by tariffs alone, a regular monitoring report of G20 trade restrictions said on Thursday. 

Metals:-

The SHFE 1902 contract came off after it rose twice above the daily moving average as the market remained cautious ahead of the G20 meeting on Friday and Saturday. It closed at 49,530 yuan/mt, with open interests losing 3,242 lots. LME copper unsuccessfully tested support at the daily moving average as longs exited the market. With support at the 40-day moving average, it is expected to trade at $6,200-6,240/mt, with its SHFE counterpart at 49,400-49,800 yuan/mt. Spot premiums are seen firm at 90-150 yuan/mt on the last trading day for products with a November invoice. The SHFE nickel 1901 contract led increases among base metals, closing 1.47% higher overnight, with its LME counterpart rising 1.33%, even as the US dollar recovered. We expect LME nickel to hover around $10,900 /mt, with the contract trading at 89,000-91,000 yuan/mt today. Spot prices are seen at 90,000-100,000 yuan/mt today.

Energy:-

Oil prices firmed on Friday on expectations that OPEC and Russia will agree some form of production cuts next week, although swelling U.S. supplies kept markets in check. Despite the firmer prices, crude oil has lost almost a third in value since early October because of an emerging supply glut following a global surge in production, including from the United States, Russia and by the Middle East-dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). To rein in the glut, OPEC and its main partner Russia are moving closer to an agreement around further production cuts. Bank said on Friday that oil prices were rebounding "as signs that OPEC+ was moving closer to an agreement around further production cuts." The producer group plus non-OPEC member Russia will gather on Dec. 6 and 7 in Vienna to discuss output policy. Before that, the world's top three producers - the United States, Russia and Saudi Arabia - will be part of a meeting of the Group of 20 industrialized nations in Buenos Aires, Argentina, this weekend.

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BULLION:-

Gold prices were steady on Monday, having dipped to a one-month low in the previous session after the U.S. dollar firmed on the Federal Reserve’s plans to gradually keep tightening borrowing costs. The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, inched up 0.1 percent. The greenback built on last week’s gains and rose towards a 16-month high. Asian shares fell on Monday, extending weakness in global equity markets at the end of last week as soft Chinese economic data and falling oil prices rekindled anxiety about the outlook for world growth. U.S. producer prices rose more than expected in October and at their fastest pace in six years but measures of underlying price pressure cooled, bolstering the view that the U.S. central bank is not facing resurgence in inflation. Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson called again on Sunday for Prime Minister Theresa May to change course on Brexit, accusing her of forcing through a deal to keep the country locked in the EU’s customs union in a “total surrender”. Italy’s economy minister is looking to revise down the budget’s growth forecast for next year to try to reach a deal with the European Commission over fiscal policy, a government source said on Sunday.  

METALS:-

Nickel prices on both the London and Shanghai exchanges fell on Monday to near 11-month lows due to pressure from a strong U.S. dollar and concerns over economic growth in China. The dollar built on last week’s gains and rose towards a 16-month high on Monday as traders expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to keep tightening monetary policy. The stronger U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for buyers paying in other currencies. Macroeconomic concerns such as U.S.-China trade tensions have been weighing on industrial metals. Nickel is used mainly in steelmaking. China’s northern province of Hebei, China’s top steel producer, asked 10 major cities and Xiongan new district in the region to issue an orange smog alert, the local government said in a statement on Monday. Under an orange alert, the second-highest warning behind red in China’s four-tier system, steel mills must halve their output, while coal-fired power utilities must operate at “minimum” levels.  

ENERGY:-

Oil prices rose on Monday after top exporter Saudi Arabia announced a cut in supply for December, seen as a measure to halt a market slump that had seen a crude decline by 20 per cent since early October. Saudi Arabia plans to reduce oil supply to world markets by 0.5 million barrels per day in December, its energy minister said on Sunday, as the Opec power faces uncertain prospects in its attempts to persuade other producers to agree a coordinated output cut. Khalid al-Falih told reporters that Saudi Aramco's customer crude oil nominations would fall by 500,000 bpd in December versus November due to seasonal lower demand. The cut represents a reduction in global oil supply of about 0.5%. The announcement came after crude prices declined by around 20 per cent over a month, as supply has surged, especially by the top-three producers USA, Russia and Saudi Arabia. A big concern for Saudi Arabia and other traditional producers from the Middle East dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) is the surge in US output. US energy firms last week added 12 oil rigs in the week to Nov. 9 looking for new reserves, bringing the total count to 886, the highest level since March 2015, Baker Hughes energy services firm said on Friday.  

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BULLION:-

Gold prices nudged down early Wednesday on a firmer dollar, as investors waited for details of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting that should give clues whether policymakers will raise interest rates for the third time this year. Spot gold XAU= was down 0.1 percent at $1,200.18 at the time of writing. Investors await details from the two-day Federal Reserve meeting that began on Tuesday, with the U.S. central bank expected to raise benchmark interest rates and shed light on the path for future rate hikes. Higher U.S. interest rate typically pressure gold, since it costs to store and insure, but does not pay interest. U.S. consumer confidence surged to an 18-year high in September as households grew more upbeat about the labour market, pointing to sustained strength in the economy despite an increasingly bitter trade dispute between the United States and China. U.S. President Donald Trump’s top trade official said on Tuesday that changing China’s economic policies to become more market-oriented “is not going to be easy” even with tariffs now in place on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.  

METALS:-

London copper fell for a third session in a row on Wednesday ahead of a widely expected U.S. interest rate hike and persistent worries over an escalating U.S.-China trade war. Fed funds rates futures implied traders are fully pricing in a rate hike on Wednesday, with an 85 percent chance the Fed will raise rates again in December. The Federal Reserve has already raised rates twice this year. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange was down 0.6 percent at $6,277.50 a tonne at the time of writing. On the Shanghai Futures Exchange, the most-traded November copper gained 0.6 percent to 50,500 yuan ($7,350) a tonne. With Wednesday’s rate hike expected, investor focus will be on the Fed’s policy statement and Chairman Jerome Powell’s press conference following the meeting. 

ENERGY:-

Brent oil edged further away from a four-year high on Wednesday and U.S. crude fell, after the U.S. said it would ensure crude markets are well supplied before sanctions are re-imposed on Iran and as President Donald Trump criticized high prices. Brent crude futures were down 43 cents, or 0.5 percent, at $81.44 a barrel at the time of writing, after gaining nearly 1 percent the previous session. Earlier on Tuesday, Brent hit its highest since November 2014 at $82.55 per barrel. U.S. crude futures were down 40 cents, or 0.6 percent at $71.88 a barrel. They rose 0.3 percent on Tuesday to close at their highest level since mid-July. However, Brent is on course for its fifth consecutive quarterly increase, the longest such stretch for the global benchmark since early 2007, when a six-quarter run led to a record-high of $147.50 a barrel.  

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BULLION:-

Gold prices fell on Thursday, after hitting their highest in over a week in the previous session, as fears of another round of U.S. tariffs on China and expectations of higher interest rates lifted the dollar. Spot gold was down 0.4 percent at $1,191.18 an ounce. Prices failed to hold the psychological level of $1,200, after hitting $1,201.51, their highest since Aug. 13, in the previous session. U.S. and Chinese officials met for the first time in over two months to find a way out of their deepening trade conflict, but there was no evidence the low-level discussions would halt a new round of U.S. tariffs due to go into effect on Thursday. Minutes of the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting suggested the U.S. central bank is on course to further raise interest rates. The Fed has raised rates twice this year and is widely expected to tighten policy again next month after leaving rates unchanged at their last meeting. Rising interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold while boosting the dollar, in which it is priced, making the yellow metal more expensive for buyers using other currencies. The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was up 0.3 percent at 95.411, after falling to its lowest in nearly three weeks at 94.934 on Wednesday. Markets are now eagerly watching for the Fed’s economic symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, which will begin on Friday. Investors will wait to hear any change in stance from the central bank especially after President Donald Trump’s attack on its monetary policy early this week.

METALS:-

Copper prices slipped on Wednesday as worries about demand resurfaced ahead of trade talks between the United States and China that are seen as unlikely to yield progress. Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange ended down 0.7 percent at $6,005 a tone, after hitting a one-week high of $6,076 on Tuesday. U.S. and Chinese officials are set to resume contentious trade talks on Wednesday under the cloud of a prediction by U.S. President Donald Trump that there would be no real progress. The discussions among mid-level officials could set a framework for further negotiations as each country prepares to hit the other with new tariffs on Thursday in a deepening dispute over China’s economic policies. China accounts for nearly half of global copper consumption estimated at 24 million tones. The United States accounts for about 8 percent. China almost quadrupled the value of fixed-asset investment projects approved in July from the previous month as Beijing looked to accelerate infrastructure spending to stabilize the cooling economy. In news, China’s central bank said it will not resort to strong stimulus to support the slowing economy, but will keep liquidity reasonably ample and offer more help to companies that are having trouble obtaining financing. On supply side, cancelled warrants - material earmarked for delivery - for copper in LME-approved warehouses - have risen above 67,000 tones, from around 25,000 tones last week. The latest number is about 25 percent of LME copper stocks.

ENERGY:-

 U.S. oil prices on Thursday extended gains from the previous session on a fall in U.S. commercial crude inventories, while international crude markets were weaker due to the trade dispute between the United States and China. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $67.95 per barrel, up 9 cents, or 0.1 percent, from their last settlement. U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell by 5.8 million barrels in the week to Aug. 17 to 408.36 million barrels, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Wednesday. International markets were more cautious as the ongoing trade spat between the United States and China was seen as a drag on economic growth. Brent crude oil futures were at $74.69 per barrel, down 9 cents from their last close. On the supply side, U.S. crude oil production C-OUT-T-EIA rose back to 11 million barrels per day, the EIA report said. That means the world’s three top producers, Russia, the United States and Saudi Arabia, now all churn out around 11 million bpd, meeting a third of global demand.

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BULLION:-

Gold prices on Thursday hit their lowest in more than 19 months, with the US dollar holding steady near a recent peak as concerns about a Turkey crisis and China’s economic health weighed on emerging market currencies. The United States on Wednesday ruled out removing steel tariffs that have contributed to a currency crisis in Turkey even if Ankara frees a U.S. pastor, as Qatar pledged $15 billion in investment to Turkey, supporting a rise in the Turkish lira. The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions on a Russian port service agency and Chinese firms for aiding North Korean ships and selling alcohol and tobacco to Pyongyang in breach of U.S. sanctions aimed at pressuring North Korea to end its nuclear programs. Some emerging market countries pared their holdings of U.S. Treasuries in June, data from the U.S. Treasury department showed on Wednesday, in what analysts viewed as a move to support their currencies as the Federal Reserve started raising interest rates this year. U.S. retail sales rose more than expected in July as households boosted purchases of motor vehicles and clothing, suggesting the economy remained strong early in the third quarter. China’s state planner pledged on Wednesday to keep debt levels under control even as Beijing rolls out fresh stimulus to support the stumbling economy as a trade war with the U.S. deepens.

METALS:-

Copper prices fell to a fresh 13-month low after data showed fixed-asset investment in China slowed to a nearly two-decade low in the first seven months of the year. A strike had been averted at the world's largest copper mine put a cap on hopes of recovery for the bellwether metal. Reuters reported that management at Chile’s Escondido, said it struck a deal on Wednesday on a new labor contract with the union representing most of its workers. Large rises in zinc stocks stored in LME-approved warehouses have created $16 a tone discount between the cash and three-month contracts from a premium of about $60 a tone at the end of July. LME stocks, at 256,175 tones, have jumped more than 10 percent since last week. China’s primary aluminum production climbed 12 percent in July from the same period a year ago, equaling its monthly record, as new smelters took output back towards levels before capacity closures in mid-2017. According to Japan's Ministry of Finance, Japan's Merchandise Trade Balance contracted by much more than expected, sinking to ¥-231.2 billion compared to the expected ¥-41.2 billion. The prior trade balance was ¥720.8 billion. The adjusted trade balance also missed and printed in contraction, coming in at ¥-45.6 billion versus the expected ¥20.7 billion surplus. Exports sank to 3.9% y/y compared to the forecast 6.3%; previous was 6.7%. Imports surged to 14.6% y/y, last was 2.6%. Exports to the US declined in July by 5.2% y/y, while exports to China lifted 11.9% y/y.

ENERGY:-

Oil prices plunged after government data showed a big, unexpected jump in stockpiles of U.S. crude, compounding pressure as the outlook for global economic growth darkened and the stock market slumped. After the American Petroleum Institute surprised markets by reporting a build of 3.66 million barrels for the week ending August 10, the Energy Information Administration confirmed a build, but reported that it had been significantly bigger at 6.8 million barrels. The EIA reported that at 414.2 million barrels, U.S. crude oil inventories are a bit above the five-year average for the season. In gasoline, inventories were down by 700,000 barrels last week, compared with a build of 2.9 million barrels a week earlier but slightly above the seasonal average. Gasoline production averaged 10.2 million bpd, from 9.9 million bpd the week before last. Distillate inventories added 3.6 million barrels last week, after a build of 1.2 million barrels in the prior week, with production averaging 5.3 million bpd, up by 100,000 bpd on the previous week. Meanwhile the market is worrying about supply from Venezuela and preparing for the last round of U.S. sanctions against Iran, which will target its oil industry specifically. Some oil bulls are preparing for oil prices of US$150 and even US$200, Reuters reported yesterday, citing prominent hedge fund manager Pierre Andorran and Jean-Louis Mee, chief executive of West beck Capital.

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CS GOLD (OCT) OVERVIEW: TREND : SIDEWAYS RESIST 
2: 29810 RESIST
1: 29730 SUP
1: 29590 SUP
2: 29480
CS SILVER (SEP) OVERVIEW: TREND : SIDEWAYS RESIST
 2: 38370 RESIST
1: 38200 SUP
1: 37940 SUP
2: 37800

Base Metals

CS COPPER (AUG) OVERVIEW: TREND : SIDEWAYS RESIST
 2: 430.00 RESIST
 1: 426.00 SUP
1: 418.00 SUP
2: 415.00
 CS NICKEL (AUG) OVERVIEW: TREND : BULLISH RESIST
2: 976.00 RESIST
 1: 964.00 SUP
 1: 945.00 SUP
 2: 938.00
 CS ZINC (AUG) OVERVIEW: TREND : BEARISH RESIST
 2: 186.00 RESIST
 1: 184.00 SUP
 1: 179.00 SUP
 2: 177.00
 CS LEAD (AUG) OVERVIEW: TREND : SIDEWAYS RESIST 
2: 150.00 RESIST
 1: 147.50 SUP
 1: 143.50 SUP
2: 141.50
 CS ALUMINIUM (AUG) OVERVIEW: TREND : BULLISH RESIST
 2: 148.50 RESIST
 1: 146.50 SUP
1: 140.50 SUP
2: 138.50
 Energies 
CS CRUDE OIL (AUG) OVERVIEW: TREND : BEARISH RESIST
 2: 4670 RESIST
1: 4640 SUP
 1: 4570 SUP
 2: 4530

MCX CRUDE AUG on Thursday as seen in the Daily chart opened at 4585 levels and made day low of 4566 levels. During this period crude came up to 4635 levels and finally closed at 4602 levels. Now, there are chances of down movement technically & fundamentally.

•  Oil prices on Friday edged up on worries that reimposed U.S. sanctions against Iran would tighten supplies, although the escalating trade dispute between Washington and Beijing held markets back from further gains.
•  On a weekly basis, Brent is set for a 1.5 to 2 percent fall, while WTI is heading for a drop of around 2.5 percent.

DAILY RECOMMENDATION: SELL MCX CRUDE OIL AUG BELOW 4600 LEVELS FOR TARGET OF 4560/4520 WITH SL 4675 OF LEVELS

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Gold nudges up as dollar hits 2-week low vs. the yen.

Gold prices rose slightly on Thursday, after gaining for two straight sessions, supported by a slightly weaker dollar versus the yen in Asian trade. The Japanese yen rose to two-week high against the dollar on Thursday ahead of trade talks between the United States and Japan and amid speculation over when the Japanese central bank will exit its ultra-easy monetary policy. USD/ U.S. dollar also slipped against the Chinese yuan but held steady against other major rivalsThe U.S. Federal Reserve has raised benchmark interest rates two times so far this year and targets two more hikes in the near-term with the next one slated to come in September. Higher U.S. rates tend to boost the dollar and treasury yields, adding pressure on greenback-denominated, non yielding gold.

China’s energy vehicle sales hold steady in July and tariffs on copper scrap imports from the US.

New-energy passenger vehicle sales in China came in at 42,000 units in July, little changed from a month ago, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). The data also showed that a total of 1.7 million units of passenger vehicles were sold in China last month, down 4.6% month on month but up 5.5% year on year. Included in the passenger vehicle category are sedans, sport utility vehicles (SUV), multi-purpose vehicles (MPV) and mini-vans. Tariffs on copper scrap imports from the US are likely to weigh on the supply in the Chinese market. We expect copper prices to strengthen in the short term.

Nickel rebound as a weakened US dollar and low stocks at SHFE warehouses accounted for the increase.

On weakened US dollar, LME nickel climbed up gradually with support at the daily moving average. It increased 1.2% from Tuesday to close at $14,040/mt with inventory down 918 mt to 250,548 mt. The SHFE 1811 contract also gained 0.73% on high downstream demand and falling stock across SHFE warehouses. We expect the contract to hover at 114,500-115,500 yuan/mt today with LME nickel trading robustly around $14,000/mt. Spot prices are set at 114,000-116,500 yuan/mt.
Oil prices rebound slightly after heavy declines over trade dispute.

Oil prices rebounded on Thursday after heavy losses in the previous session that came as the China-U.S. trade dispute escalated, with official Chinese data indicating energy demand in the world's top importer has yet to recover its strength. China is slapping tariffs of 25 percent on a further $16 billion in imports from the United States, from fuel and steel products to autos and medical equipment. The ongoing trade war is rattling global markets and investors fear any slowdown in the world's two largest economies would slash demand for commoditiesChina's crude imports recovered slightly in July after two months of decline, but were still among the lowest this year due to a drop-off in demand from smaller independent refineries. the world's top importer of crude, took 8.48 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, up from 8.18 million bpd a year earlier and June's 8.36 million bpd, customs data showed.

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BULLION:-

Gold prices were steady early Thursday, after gaining for two straight sessions, as the dollar extended losses. The yen was broadly higher on Thursday on trade tensions and on revelations the Bank of Japan is under pressure to move away from its accommodative policy. Asian shares were subdued on Thursday after a new round of tit-for-tat tariffs in the U.S.-Sino trade conflict torpedoed oil prices, while the Russian rouble tumbled as the U.S. slapped fresh sanctions on the country. China is putting additional tariffs of 25 percent on $16 billion worth of U.S. imports from fuel and steel products to autos and medical equipment, as the world’s largest economies escalated their trade dispute. China’s exports surged more than expected in July despite U.S. duties and its closely watched surplus with the US remained near record highs, as the world’s two major economic powers ramp up a bitter dispute that some fear could derail global growth. Washington said on Wednesday it would impose fresh sanctions on Russia by the end of August after it determined that Moscow had used a nerve agent against a former Russian agent and his daughter in Britain. The United States is “not willing to wait for too long” for North Korea to take steps toward denuclearization, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Wednesday. The U.S. economy is strong enough to warrant further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve, Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin said on Wednesday.

METALS:-

Copper sprices surged more than 1% in early trades on Thursday as China’s consumer inflation picked up from the previous month, largely due to a rise in non-food prices, official data showed on Thursday. The consumer price index (CPI) rose 2.1 percent from a year earlier, beating expectations of 1.9 percent which was unchanged from June's growth, but still within the governments’ comfort zone of 3 percent. On a month-onmonth basis, the CPI rose 0.3 percent. London copper ticked higher on Wednesday as the dollar weakened against a basket of major currencies as its recent rally fueled by U.S.-China trade tensions appeared to fizzle, with nickel hitting a one-week peak. China’s imports of copper concentrate rose to an all-time high last month as Chinese smelters ramped up purchases to feed their growing capacity and take advantage of high processing charges. China’s aluminium exports rose to their second-highest level on record in July, as a weaker yuan and a still-favourable price arbitrage to international markets outweighed the imposition of U.S. import tariffs and growing trade tensions. Aluminium jumped more than 3 percent to a two-week high of $2,113.50 per tonne, in a flurry of activity in afternoon trade that saw volumes double within a couple hours.

ENERGY:-

Oil prices slid about 3 percent on Wednesday as a trade dispute between the United States and China escalated further and after Chinese import data showed a slowdown in energy demand. China is slapping additional tariffs of 25 percent on $16 billion worth of U.S. imports, from fuel and steel products to autos and medical equipment. The escalating trade war has rattled global markets. Investors fear a potential slowdown of the world’s two largest economies would slash demand for commodities. China’s crude imports recovered slightly in July after two straight monthly declines, but remained low due to a drop-off in demand from smaller independent refineries. Shipments into the world’s biggest importer of crude last month rose to 8.48 million barrels per day from 8.18 million bpd a year earlier and June’s 8.36 million bpd, customs data showed. However, July imports were still the third lowest so far this year. Also weighing on prices, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported that crude inventories fell just 1.4 million barrels in the latest week, less than half the 3.3 million-barrel draw analysts had expected. Prices drew some support from U.S. sanctions against Iran, introduced Tuesday in a range of sectors. From November, Washington will target the petroleum sector in Iran, the No. 3 producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. An Iranian newspaper reported that Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said a U.S. plan to reduce Iran’s oil exports to zero will not succeed.

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RD is not less than 5 years in the post office
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Better portfolio with less risk
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South Indian Bank
The South Indian Bank is a Mid-sized Bank in the Private Sector. It has 855 branches and 1386 ATMs across the country. Mainly bank business in South India. The bank has a strong customer in the South. The loan book of the bank is getting stronger. The deposit has improved in the bank. Both Ripley and SMEs have growth in the segment. Focus on improving management asset quality. The brokerage house, Cholamandalam Securities Limited has set a target of Rs 26 for the stock. For the current price of 18 rupees, the share can get 45 percent return.

Tata Power
Tata Power is India's largest power generation company. The company has been consistently strengthening its balance sheet. The company will have the advantage of increasing the demand for power in the coming days. In the first quarter of the fiscal year 2019, Tata Power's profits have gone up by more than 5 times to Rs 1,769 crore. In the first quarter of the fiscal year 2018, Tata Power's profit was Rs. 391 crores. At the same time, the income increased by 14 percent to Rs 7313 crore. Brokerage house Elvis has given a target of 92 rupees for the stock. For the current price of 72 rupees, the share can get 28 percent returns. 

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Gold prices rose on Tuesday, reversing early losses as the Chinese yuan strengthened against the dollar after a report said the United States and China were trying to restart negotiations to defuse a trade war.

In early trade, a stronger dollar and rising U.S. interest rates had sent bullion falling to its lowest in a week and a half.

Spot gold rose 0.3 percent to $1,224.48 per ounce by 1:43 p.m. EDT (1743 GMT), rebounding after touching its lowest since July 19. The precious metal is heading for a 2 percent monthly decline.

U.S. gold futures for August delivery settled up $2.40, or 0.2 percent, at $1,223.70 per ounce.

The Chinese yuan had been weakening against the dollar, pressuring greenback-denominated gold. That pressure abated, providing gold some support, McKay added.

The dollar was slightly higher versus a currency basket, following a three-month streak of gains, with the U.S. Federal Reserve set to reaffirm the outlook for further gradual rate rises at the end of its two-day monetary policy meeting on Wednesday.

Higher U.S. interest rates tend to boost the dollar, making dollar-priced gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.

Meanwhile, silver gained 0.3 percent at $15.53 an ounce, poised to end the month down more than 3 percent.

Platinum rose 2.1 percent to $841.10 per ounce, headed for a monthly decline of less than 1 percent. Palladium increased 0.7 percent at $935.30, set to end July down about 2 percent.

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Gold prices mixed ahead of central bank decisions. 
Gold prices traded sideways in a narrow range on Tuesday, with investors in a wait-and-see mode ahead of the outcome of central bank monetary policy meetings. Investors are awaiting a Bank of Japan monetary policy decision on Tuesday. The bank is expected to trim its inflation forecasts and consider changes to its massive stimulus program, reflecting a growing recognition it will take longer than expected to meet its elusive price goal The U.S. central bank has raised benchmark lending rates twice this year and signalled two more increases by the year's end. Higher U.S. rates tend to boost the dollar, making greenback-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.

Copper rose in LME as strike in Chile and weaker dollar.
LME copper rose and closed at $6,245/mt on Monday due to the strike in Chile and a weaker US dollar. Market participants should monitor shorts today after China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) slipped for July. We expect LME copper to trade at $6,200-6,250/mt today.

Nickel fell down in LME as supply increase. 
Nickel prices gained low inventories across LME and domestic warehouses, tight supply of nickel pig iron. Profit growth for China’s industrial firms eased in June from the previous month, data showed, as factory production slowed amid the worsening trade U.S. dispute and Beijing’s efforts to cut pollution and debt. Nickel stocks in Shanghai bonded warehouses fell further over the week to 57,500 mt, data showed. This is down 1.7% on the week as active transactions saw Norilsk materials flow into the domestic market when import window was open.

Oil prices drop on oversupply concerns as OPEC output increased in July.
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, with Brent futures set for their biggest monthly loss in two years, on oversupply concerns after a report showed OPEC's output in July rose to its highest for 2018. A Reuters survey showed the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) increased production in July, hiked production by 70,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 32.64 million bpd, the most this year. The group has pledged to reduce the amount of oil output they are curtailing to offset the loss of Iranian supply as looming sanctions have already started to cut exports from OPEC's third-largest producer. U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to soften his approach to Iran, saying on Monday he would meet with President Hassan Rouhani without any preconditions. United States has indicated that it wants Iranian exports cut to zero under the sanctions it pledged to reintroduce in May and that would go fully into effect in November.

CS GOLD (OCT) OVERVIEW: TREND : SIDEWAYS  RESIST 2: 30000  RESIST 1: 29900  SUP 1: 29800  SUP 2: 29700

CS SILVER (SEP) OVERVIEW: TREND : BEARISH  RESIST 2: 38550  RESIST 1: 38400  SUP 1: 38200  SUP 2: 38050

CS COPPER (AUG) OVERVIEW: 

TREND : BULLISH 

RESIST 2: 430.00 

RESIST 1: 427.50 

SUP 1: 422.00 

SUP 2: 420.00

CS NICKEL (JULY) OVERVIEW: 

TREND : SLIGHTLY 

BULLISH 

RESIST 2: 957.50 

RESIST 1: 952.50 

SUP 1: 937.00 

SUP 2: 931.50

CS ZINC (JULY) OVERVIEW: 

TREND : SLIGHTLY 

BULLISH 

RESIST 2: 182.50 

RESIST 1: 181.50

SUP 1: 178.50

SUP 2: 176.50

CS LEAD (JULY) OVERVIEW: 

TREND : BEARISH 

RESIST 2: 149.00

RESIST 1: 148.00 

SUP 1: 145.00 

SUP 2: 144.50

CS ALUMINIUM (JULY) OVERVIEW: 

TREND : SIDEWAYS 

RESIST 2: 143.50 

RESIST 1: 142.50 

SUP 1: 140.50 

SUP 2: 139.50

CS CRUDE OIL (AUG) OVERVIEW: 

TREND : SIDEWAYS 

RESIST 2: 4930 

RESIST 1: 4880 

SUP 1: 4740 

SUP 2: 4680

CS NATURAL GAS (AUG) OVERVIEW: 

TREND : BULLISH 

RESIST 2: 195.00 

RESIST 1: 193.50 

SUP 1: 191.50 

SUP 2: 190.00

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