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confidence to markets that the Fed will move to raise rates in December." Butler added
that traders were also watching a meeting of oil producers in Algiers this week to see if
an agreement could be reached to ease a global glut of crude. Gold is often seen as a
hedge against oil-led inflation. The dollar .DXY was up 0.1 percent against a basket of
six major currencies, making gold more expensive for foreign currency holders.
Holdings of the SPDR Gold Trust GLD , the world's largest gold-backed exchangetraded fund, fell 0.22 percent to 949.14 tonnes on Tuesday.
Gold edged up on Thursday as the US dollar weakened in the wake of an oil producer
agreement to curb output. Division between Federal Reserve policymakers on when to
raise US interest rates has sapped investor enthusiasm for trading on comments by
officials from the central bank. "The gold and dollar markets are currently without very
strong direction. The mixed views from US Fed officials have weakened their
credibility and the market has stopped buying on their comments," said Jiang Shu, chief
analyst at Shandong Gold Group. "For now, we can see gold move in the band of $1,300
to $1,350." Spot gold had risen 0.3 per cent to $ 1,325 an ounce by 0345 GMT. US gold
futures were up 0.4 per cent at $ 1,328.60 an ounce. The Organization of the Petroleum
Exporting Countries on Wednesday agreed modest oil output cuts in the first such deal
since 2008, with the group's leader Saudi Arabia softening its stance on arch-rival Iran
amid mounting pressure from low crude prices. Oil futures extended gains on Thursday
after rising nearly 6 percent the day before on the surprise OPEC move. "Further oil
price rallies may feed more convincingly into the gold market, especially if other nonoil commodities also rally, and the broader commodity indices, such as the GSCI, rise,"
The gold market will absorb another raft of US., European and Japanese economic data
on Thursday, he said. US GDP numbers are due, as well as European Union business
confidence data."We think prices may stay on the defensive in the absence of new
developments, unless oil prices continue to rise enough to lend support to bullion." The
dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, fell as much
as 0.1 per cent to 95.338 Silver was up 0.4 percent at $19.24 an ounce. Platinum and
palladium rose over 1 per cent to $1,033.99 and $717 respectively. Palladium earlier
touched its highest in over seven weeks at $721.30.
Gold prices inched up during Europe's session on Thursday, but remained near a oneweek low as market players looked ahead to more U.S. economic data for clues on the
likelihood of a December rate hike. Comments from a barrage of Federal Reserve
officials, including the Fed chair, later in the session will also be in focus. Gold for
December delivery on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange
ENERGY
Oil futures retreated on Thursday as the market grew more sceptical on how OPEC
would implement a plan to curb oil output, a day after the group agreed to limit
production. "Further oil price rallies may feed more convincingly into the gold market,
especially if other non-oil commodities also rally, and the broader commodity indices
rise," HSBC analyst James Steel said in a note. Goldman Sachs said the deal reached by
OPEC crude producers on Wednesday to curb output should add $ 7 to $ 10 to oil prices
in the first half of next year. Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting
Countries agreed on Wednesday to modest oil output cuts in the first such deal since
2008, with group leader Saudi Arabia softening its stance on arch-rival Iran amid
mounting pressure from low oil prices. "Strict implementation of today's deal in 2017
would represent 480,000 to 980,000 barrels per day less output," Goldman analysts said
in a note dated Wednesday. "Longer term, we remain sceptical on the implementation of
the proposed quotas, if ratified," the analysts said. Still, the bank reiterated its year-end
and 2017 oil price forecasts, given the uncertainty of the OPEC proposal. Goldman kept
its end-2016 forecast for US West Texas Intermediate crude at $ 43 per barrel and its
2017 forecast at $ 53 per barrel. WTI was trading around $ 47 a barrel, after gaining
more than five per cent on Wednesday on OPEC's planned output cut. "If this proposed
cut is strictly enforced and supports prices, we would expect it to prove self-defeating
medium term with a large drilling response around the world,"
WTI oil prices rose by 8.5 percent last week to close at $48.2 per barrel with Brent
nearing $50 a barrel on optimism over OPEC's first planned output cut in eight years,
although gains were limited as some analysts doubted the reduction would be enough to
make a substantial dent in
the global crude glut. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed on
Wednesday to cut output to 32.5-33.0 million barrels per day from around 33.5 million
bpd, estimated by Reuters to be the output level in August. OPEC said other details will
be known at its policy meeting in November, leaving unanswered when the agreement
will come into effect, what new quotas for member countries will be and for what
periods, and how compliance will be verified. Key members such as Saudi Arabia and
Iran resisted, becoming more protective of individual market share even though the rout
hurt the group's oil-dependent economies. The deal in Algiers follows failed talks in
Qatar in April for a production freeze. Key OPEC member Iran, the fourth largest crude
exporter which is still trying to recapture output before Western sanctions in 2012. On
the MCX, oil prices rose by 8 percent to close at Rs.3212 per barrel.
BASE METAL
LME Copper prices rose 0.2 percent last week to $4865/tonne as the 14-member OPEC
agreed to cut production for the first time since 2008, proposing new production levels
at 32.5 million to 33 millionbarrels a day, a 700,000 drop on August production levels at
33.24 million barrels a day. Besides, comments from Chilean President Michelle
Bachelet said the country's budgeted spending will rise 2.7 percent in 2017 compared
with this year, one of the lowest rates of growth since the 1990s, as a sluggish economy
has crimped income. Also, Industrial profit growth in China surged 19.5 percent to
534.8 billion Yuan in August to the highest level since 2013 helped by rising sales,
higher prices and lower costs, shown recent signs of stabilization. However, stock
additions at LMEs South East Asian warehouses of Gwangyang, Klang and Busan
restricted sharp upside. MCX copper prices traded higher by 0.2 percent to close at
Rs.328.6 per kg on Friday.
The Engineering Export Promotion Council of India has opposed extension of minimum
import price on steel as it said the non-tariff barrier on crucial inputs was resulting in an
inversion of duty with imports of finished goods increasing at a faster pace than the raw
material. Any inversion in duty at this stage would be a big setback to Make in India
where the entire focus is on taking the country several notches up on the value and
technology chain so that we become a global factory, said EEPC India Chairman T S
Bhasin. Imports for finished goods in the form of products of steel and iron increased at
up to 51 per cent between June and August this year, EEPC India said in a statement.
On the other hand, imports for the raw material by way of steel and iron used purely for
raw material dropped between June and August. On August 4, Directorate General of
Foreign Trade extended the minimum import price on 66 steel products till October 4.
The MIP is in the range of $341-$752 per tonne. The government had earlier levied MIP
on 173 steel products ranging from $341 to $752 per tonne on February 5, which was
valid for six months. While the measure has led to curtailment of cheaper imports to
some extent, it has also increased idling capacities of small steel manufacturers and
downstream industry, EEPC said.
Domestic steel industry remains engaged in mulling the quantum of October price hike,
demand for the commodity is expected to catch pace in coming months, thanks to a rise
in construction activity.Second half of this year has seen demand rising for steel as
government projects are likely to take-off, said Sanak Mishra, secretary general at
Indian Steel Association . Domestic demand for steel is expected to grow 5.3 per cent in
the current fiscal to 85.8 million tonne as consumption from construction and capital
goods is seen higher, supported by higher infrastructure spending, ISA has said in its
recent report. In addition, a pick-up in rural income due to good monsoon and
government initiatives is expected to help in creating sustainable demand in the region.
Railways and intermediate sectors are also expected to witness growth. Government
initiatives by way of increments to its employees and public sector staff is likely to
boost automotive and consumer durables demand in the current financial year, said ISA
in its short-term domestic steel demand outlook.The association sees consistent rise in
domestic demand for the next eight quarters, taking 2017-18 demand to 90.6 million
tonne, achieving a growth of 5.6 per cent from previous year.
Lead prices drifted lower by 0.24 per cent to Rs. 126.40 per kg in futures trade today as
traders trimmed their positions amid sluggish demand from battery-makers in the spot
market. At the Multi Commodity Exchange, lead for delivery in September declined by
30 paise or 0.24 per cent to Rs 126.40 per kg in business turnover of 370 lots. Likewise,
the metal for delivery in October contracts traded lower by a similar margin to Rs
127.05 per kg in 3 lots. Market analysts said offloading of positions by participants
owing to slackened demand from battery-makers in the spot market led to decline in
lead prices at futures trade.
Crop prices are beginning to fall as the bumper harvest reaches the market. Soybean
prices are falling steadily, down 10-12% from last year.The government has estimated
soybean output to rise 50% this year. In the Indore market, a major hub for soybean,
farmers were getting Rs 3000 a quintal, which at factory the price was Rs 3200 a
quintal. Overall with production looking good, prices could further come down, said
Anand Garg of Anand Trading Company, Indore. Similarly, Davish Jain, chairman of
the Soybean Processors Association of India said that the crop was looking good and
arrivals were expected to jump in the next fortnight ahead of Diwali, leading to a further
slump in prices. Jain who has just come back from a visit of Thailand, Philippines,
Vietnam, Indonesia and Japan, said the export opportunity looked promising this year.
As per industry estimates, India can export 3-4 million tonnes of soymeal this year
compared to just 0.4 million tonnes last year.
One of the largest traders in the sugar market said world sugar output in the next crop
season will trail demand by more than previously forecast as adverse growing
conditions threaten yields in Brazil and India, the biggest growers. The deficit in the
2016-17 season, which starts October 1 in most countries, will be 4 million metric tons,
Paris-based Sucden & Denrees said Thursday, up from a July projection of 3 million.
Indias crop will drop by about 2 million tons to 23.2 million, creating a domestic
shortfall of 2.7 million that may spur the country to import, Sucden said in a report.
While Brazils Center-South region could produce a record 35.4 million tons, according
to the trader, some forecasters point to a rainy October curbing the sucrose content of
the sugar-cane. That could collapse yields, raising concern about how much sugar-cane
is available for processing, anddelay the start of next years harvest. Harsh weather in
the countrys northeastern sections means more downside may be on the horizon
there. As always, weather conditions going forward can influence sugar production
and can therefore bring some volatility, Sucden said. Also, while funds posted a new
record long recently and seem to be willing to persist on the long side, it cannot be ruled
out that a macro event might, at some point, trigger a sell-off.
Subdued export demand, rainfall in Andhra Pradesh and expected good crop from
Madhya Pradesh have pulled down prices of chilli, which had touched a new peak this
year. The prices of the largest exported spice from India have dropped by 10% to 15%
and the falling trend may continue in the coming weeks. The chilli prices are currently
hovering in the range of Rs 110 to Rs 125 per kg. The high prices in the last few
months had impacted exports. Good harvest in China also led to sluggish purchase by
the country. Now the export demand has thinned considerably, said AP Murugan,
director of Paprika Oleos , a major exporter. At present, chilli exports are limited to Sri
Lanka and Bangladesh in small quantities. The weak export trend along with anticipated
good crop from Madhya Pradesh could trigger a downward push in the prices, according
to the traders. Last year, Madhya Pradeshs chilli crop fell short because of pest
problems. Indian chilli exports had touched close to Rs 4,000 crore in 2015-16, a record.
arrivals were expected to jump in the next fortnight ahead of Diwali, leading to a further
slump in prices. Jain who has just come back from a visit of Thailand, Philippines,
Vietnam, Indonesia and Japan, said the export opportunity looked promising this year.
As per industry estimates, India can export 3-4 million tonnes of soymeal this year
compared to just 0.4 million tonnes last year.
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