Today Morning We Boldly Updated To Our Subscriber Via SMS,
sell lead & Aluminium
Today lead made low 115.85 from 118.20
Aluminium from 120.50 to 119.15
CRUDE FROM 3690 TO 3610
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Updated At 8:30 Pm 18/DEC/Delhi/India
Daily Archives: December 18, 2014
From Last 2 Days, We Are Shouting That, Don’t Panic @ Lower Level,
Look What Happpen With Nifty , TATASTEEL, RELCAPITAL, LIC HOUSING,
GAIL, ALL FIRED !!!!
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YES AS EXPECTED FIRED OUR RECOMMENDATION STOCK,
JAI HO!!!!!
Updated At 5:10 Pm 18/DEC/Delhi/India
A gauge of the dollar was 0.1 percent from a five-year high amid speculation the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next year after removing a pledge to keep them low for a “considerable time.”
The U.S. currency matched the strongest in a week against the euro after strengthening yesterday when Fed Chair Janet Yellen said rates would probably be increased gradually once economic parameters were met. South Korea’s won slid against all its major counterparts after the yen weakened yesterday. Australia’s dollar rallied from a four-year low as a gain in Asian stocks spurred demand for higher-yielding assets. A gauge of currency volatility climbed to the highest in 15 months.
“The Fed statement signals policy makers are shifting to a more hawkish stance, while also expressing caution about the economy,” said Junichi Ishikawa, an analyst at IG Markets in Tokyo. The dollar “is benefiting from an ideal mix of stock gains and a gradual rise in U.S. yields.”
The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index was little changed at 1,120.85 at 2:26 p.m. in Tokyo after gaining 0.9 percent yesterday. The gauge, which tracks the currency against 10 major peers, closed at 1,122.34 on Dec. 5, the highest level since March 2009.
The dollar dropped 0.2 percent to 118.39 yen after surging 1.9 percent yesterday, the biggest advance since Oct. 31. The U.S. currency was unchanged at $1.2342 per euro after appreciating to $1.2321, matching the strongest since Dec. 9. The yen gained 0.2 percent to 146.13 per euro.
The U.S. currency matched the strongest in a week against the euro after strengthening yesterday when Fed Chair Janet Yellen said rates would probably be increased gradually once economic parameters were met. South Korea’s won slid against all its major counterparts after the yen weakened yesterday. Australia’s dollar rallied from a four-year low as a gain in Asian stocks spurred demand for higher-yielding assets. A gauge of currency volatility climbed to the highest in 15 months.
“The Fed statement signals policy makers are shifting to a more hawkish stance, while also expressing caution about the economy,” said Junichi Ishikawa, an analyst at IG Markets in Tokyo. The dollar “is benefiting from an ideal mix of stock gains and a gradual rise in U.S. yields.”
The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index was little changed at 1,120.85 at 2:26 p.m. in Tokyo after gaining 0.9 percent yesterday. The gauge, which tracks the currency against 10 major peers, closed at 1,122.34 on Dec. 5, the highest level since March 2009.
The dollar dropped 0.2 percent to 118.39 yen after surging 1.9 percent yesterday, the biggest advance since Oct. 31. The U.S. currency was unchanged at $1.2342 per euro after appreciating to $1.2321, matching the strongest since Dec. 9. The yen gained 0.2 percent to 146.13 per euro.
Updated At 11:25 Am 18/DEC/Delhi/India
Oil in New York swung between gains and losses near a five-year low as investors weighed a drop in U.S. crude stockpiles against signs that Iran is joining other OPEC members in refusing to cede market share.
Futures were little changed after rising 1 percent yesterday. Crude stockpiles in the U.S., the world’s largest oil consumer, fell by 847,000 barrels last week, the Energy Information Administration reported. Iran “will under no conditions let go of its share” of the market given restrictions on its exports in recent years, Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh said, according to the ministry’s news website.
Oil has slumped more than 20 percent since OPEC decided at a meeting last month to maintain its output quota, resisting calls from members including Venezuela to cut supply. Iran this week followed Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Kuwait in offering wider discounts for sales to Asia. U.S. producers are pumping crude at the fastest pace in three decades amid a shale boom.
“The new normal will be lower prices,” Carl Larry, the director of oil and natural gas at Frost & Sullivan in Houston, said in a Bloomberg Television interview today. OPEC members “are trying to get in front of one consumer and that would be China. I don’t really think they believe they can get back the U.S. consumer with all the fracking that’s going on, but I do think they want to get as much as they can in China.”
Updated At 11:25 Am 18/DEC/Delhi/India
Futures were little changed after rising 1 percent yesterday. Crude stockpiles in the U.S., the world’s largest oil consumer, fell by 847,000 barrels last week, the Energy Information Administration reported. Iran “will under no conditions let go of its share” of the market given restrictions on its exports in recent years, Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh said, according to the ministry’s news website.
Oil has slumped more than 20 percent since OPEC decided at a meeting last month to maintain its output quota, resisting calls from members including Venezuela to cut supply. Iran this week followed Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Kuwait in offering wider discounts for sales to Asia. U.S. producers are pumping crude at the fastest pace in three decades amid a shale boom.
“The new normal will be lower prices,” Carl Larry, the director of oil and natural gas at Frost & Sullivan in Houston, said in a Bloomberg Television interview today. OPEC members “are trying to get in front of one consumer and that would be China. I don’t really think they believe they can get back the U.S. consumer with all the fracking that’s going on, but I do think they want to get as much as they can in China.”
Updated At 11:25 Am 18/DEC/Delhi/India
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