Commodity Research Desk Bullion Insight Monday, 10 November 2014 Gold: Daily Technical Recommendations Exchange Contract S2 S1 PCP R1 R2 Recommendation COMEX Dec-14 1128.8 1148.1 1169.80 1183.9 1196.9 Sell at 1173-1175 TP 1160 SL 1185 MCX Dec-14 25204 25546 25932 26134 26323 Sell at 26030-26050 TP 25750/25690 SL 26170 NCDEX Nov-14 22455 22518 22675 22730 22860 Sell at 22860-22880 TP 22620 SL 23030 Weekly Outlook: In major developments last week, critical monthly Jobs report from US was published which showed moderately lower additions for October. Employers added 214,000 jobs, lower than expectations of 230K-235K reading. Weak headline number boosted gold which was already trading in highly oversold phase. However, overall move out of Jobs data was a bit exaggerated as Sept month Jobs was revised higher whereas labour force participation increased. Additionally, USDX added weight in the week by around 0.75% to 87.60 mark while during the week it even touched 88 mark as Euro and JPY moved to multi-year lows. Also, Investment from institutional side still stays muted. Total known gold holdings have reduced to near 1,635 MT lately; it’s lowest in more than five years whereas SPDR Gold holdings, the largest fund backed by the Gold saw its holding cut down to 727.15 MT a new low since Sep, 2008. If we check the PVOI data, some uncertainty is in place as on a day to day movement, Gold Dec Comex Vol rose on two trading days, one on 5th Nov when Gold broke below the support of $1160 with rise in Vol though OI down, a case that traders booked some profits. On Friday prices rose along with volumes and OI indicates some more upside potential is left for gold before broader negative outlook once again develops its grip. Overall, rising USDX, weaker institutional holdings, no major backup from physical side should continue to drive in pressure the commodity. Looking at PVOI data, we recommend building short positions on higher levels next week. Gold MCX Dec: Sell at 26070-26090 TP 25450 SL 26450 REVIEW: Gold prices once again saw pressure continuing for larger part of the week wherein Dec contract at Comex slumped to a fresh four year low near the $1130 per ounce mark. However weaker to mixed US Jobs data and Gold’s oversold nature aided good pullback to the metal on Friday wherein it managed a negative weekly closing by just 0.15% to $1170 per ounce. In India, Gold MCX December contract slide lower to Rs 25165 level at one point of time while finally finished weaker by 0.75% to Rs 25930 per 10 Gms. OUTLOOK: Bullion were extending their Friday’s gains wherein weaker US Employment numbers aid a good pullback in Bullion which. As said in our weekly report, US Employers added at a lesser than expected rate though if we look at the overall set of data, we believe movement in Gold last Friday was a bit exaggerated as on the economic side, September month Jobs data was revised higher to 256K. This was appended with the fact that labour force participation increase, further bolstering the positivity about the health of US economy. We had seen the Chinese inflation number today which didn’t provided any major boost though weaker USDX is supporting moderate gains in the complex early morning. We maintain bearish bias though advice selling only on pullbacks for small profits as no major data is due in latter half. Gold & Silver: A Comprehensive Daily Gold PVOI data Analysis: Gold Dec Comex prices on Friday rose along with huge volumes and modest higher OI, indicating some more upside potential is left for gold before broader bearish outlook once again develops grip. Intraday view remains down on pullback with Strict SL Global Market Snapshot Today morning Asian equity markets are trading on a mixed note with weaker Chinese PPI number and mixed closing in US markets hurting the trading direction post the subdued headline Non-farm payrolls data which showed an Job addition by 214000 against expectations of a number near 230000-235000. The USDX is losing modest weight in early morning session hovering near the 87.50 mark whereas other major currencies were marginally in the green. Mail us at [email protected] E= Bullion Insight Gold Price in Different Currency Exchange 07-11-2014 COMEX (USD/oz) London AM Fix (USD/oz) London PM Fix (USD/oz) London (GBP/oz) Euro (EUR/oz) Switzerland (CHF/oz) Canada (CAD/oz) China(CNY/oz) Mumbai (INR/10gm) Gold Institutional Holdings (TOZ) Fund 06-11-2014 Change (%) 1170 1145 1145 742 946 1138 1335 7212 25932 1143 1145 1145 721 923 1111 1305 6975 25461 07-11-2014 SPDR Gold Trust (MT) iShares Gold Trust ETF Securities Ltd Total Known Holdings 2.38% 0.04% 0.04% 2.90% 2.48% 2.41% 2.31% 3.41% 1.85% 06-11-2014 Change (%) 727.15 5157554 7828053 52302824 732.83 5157554 #N/A 52560196 -0.78% 0.00% #N/A -0.49% Comex Inventory (TOZ) Stocks 07-11-2014 Total Stocks Eligible Stocks Registered Stocks 06-11-2014 Change (%) 8183036 7313726 8052834 7183525 1.62% 1.81% 869309 869309 0.00% Periodical % Change in Gold Prices (International Markets) Exchange 1 Day 1Month 3 Month 1 Year 52 Wk High High-CMP % 52 Wk Low CMP-Low % COMEX (USD/oz) 0.3 -3.9 -10.3 -8.9 1393 -15.7 1130 3.8 London AM Fix (USD/oz) London PM Fix (USD/oz) London (GBP/oz) 0.0 0.8 0.5 -5.2 -4.6 3.1 -12.1 -11.6 5.6 -12.7 -10.9 4.0 1379 1385 837 -17.0 -16.6 -11.7 1145 1142 713 0.0 1.1 3.5 Euro (EUR/oz) Switzerland (CHF/oz) Canada (CAD/oz) 0.5 0.5 0.4 3.0 3.4 3.1 3.9 4.8 7.5 0.1 1.6 6.3 1001 1215 1545 -6.0 -6.8 -14.0 858 1053 1259 9.7 7.5 5.5 China(CNY/oz) Mumbai (INR/10gm) 0.4 0.2 4.4 -3.7 12.1 -9.2 12.5 -8.9 8548 31468 -16.0 -17.4 6931 25164 3.6 3.2 Contract Spread (Contango-Backwardation) 250 Comex Gold Spread (Dec-Feb) M C X G o l d S p r e-F a ed b()D e c Rs/10 Gms 1.2 1 $/Ounce 0.8 0.6 200 150 100 0.4 50 0.2 0 13-Oct 3100 3000 0 20-Oct 27-Oct 3-Nov 10-Nov 16-O c t 22-O c t 28-O c t 3-N o v MCX - NCDEX Gold Spread (Active Contract) Rs/10 Gms 2900 2800 2700 2600 2500 2400 2300 2200 13-Oct 19-Oct 25-Oct Gold & Silver: A Comprehensive Daily 31-Oct 6-Nov Mail us at [email protected] E= Bullion Insight Silver: Technical Recommendations Exchange Contract S2 S1 PCP R1 R2 Recommendation COMEX Dec-14 15.01 15.34 15.71 15.96 16.19 Trading range 16.08-15.45 MCX Dec-14 33420 34068 34796 35284 35732 Trading range 35700-34600 Weekly Outlook: As been our updates in prior weeks, we are not witnessing any special or separate factor which might be impacting silver commodity which owing to its usage in both precious and industrial metal is simply following the move in them. Additionally, silver is depicting further subdued pricing related developments as the commodity is simply being driven by weaker gold. This week we saw Base metals remain mixed however silver whose 50-55% worth of consumption is dependent on industrial usage still underperformed gold by a wide margin, thanks to its higher beta. Note that USDX, Equity movement and largely weaker inflation data from major economies particularly EU and China is haunting the demand for Bullion commodities including silver. Meanwhile looking at physical demand for silver, sales of American Eagle silver coins sold by US Mint jumped 40% in October to the highest in 21 months, notwithstanding a huge fall in Comex price of the commodity in the month. Data showed sales surged to 5.79 Mln ounces, the most since January 2013. Despite these developments, they are unable to have any major impact on prices as Bullion commodities follow broader economic and monetary policy related updates for price move rather than demand-supply variables. On the same perspective, we maintain our bearish bias in silver commodity too, however traders are advised to wait for pullback to initiate shorts as on the PVOI side, silver too is displaying the similar behavior as explained in Gold commodity above. Silver MCX Dec: Sell at 35600-35700 TP 33800 SL 36200 REVIEW: Silver re-iterated the broad directional trading from gold commodity and did saw a good comeback on Friday rising by around 2% at Comex. However for the whole week it was still lower by 2.4% to $15.70 per ounce. Locally, Silver Dec contract at MCX slipped lower to Rs 34800 per Kg mark, weaker by 2.8% during the week Gold/Silver Ratio: Huge sell-off in Silver over and above the fall in Gold lately has pressed the Gold/Silver Ratio to fresh highs since 2009. Largely seen moving in a range. OUTLOOK: We are not seeing any major changes as per silver commodity is concerned wherein over the short-term factors stay in the similar line as we see in the case of gold. However, likewise gold, PVOI numbers depict modest increase in Price, Vol and OI together which may extend its gains towards the middle of the week. Overall we hold a bearish bias though in intraday ranged trade is seen in the commodity as markets also lack any major data in the latter half of the day. Economic Data Today: Date Time Country/Region Event Period Surv(M) 11/10/14 07:00 CH 11/10/14 07:00 PPI YoY Oct -2.0% -1.8% CH CPI YoY Oct 1.6% 1.6% 11/10/14 15:00 UK Lloyds Employment Confidence Oct -- 10.0 11/10/14 15:00 EC Sentix Investor Confidence Nov -- -13.7 11/10/14 20:30 US Labor Market Conditions Index Oct -- 11/10/14-11/17/14 IN Exports YoY Oct -- Gold & Silver: A Comprehensive Daily Mail us at [email protected] Prior -2.7% E= Bullion Insight 11/10/14-11/17/14 IN Imports YoY Oct -- 11/10/14-11/15/14 CH New Yuan Loans Oct 615.0B 857.2B 11/10/14-11/15/14 CH Aggregate Financing RMB Oct 880.0B 1050.0B Silver Price in Different Currency Exchange 07-11-2014 06-11-2014 Change (%) COMEX (USD/oz) London Fix (USD/oz) London (GBP/oz) Euro (EUR/oz) Switzerland (CHF/oz) Canada (CAD/oz) Australia (AUD/oz) 15.7 1542.0 10.0 12.7 15.3 17.9 18.3 15.4 1528.0 9.7 12.5 15.0 17.6 18.3 1.95% 0.92% 2.10% 1.83% 1.60% 1.69% 0.00% China(CNY/oz) Mumbai (INR/10gm) 96.7 34796 94.2 34271 2.62% 1.53% 26.0% Silver Institutional Holdings (TOZ) Fund 07-11-2014 IShares Silver Trust Sprott Phys Silver Trst ETF Securities Ltd Total Known Holdings 06-11-2014 Change (%) 344888288 49287872 62135972 637150976 343450784 49287872 #N/A 637150976 0.42% 0.00% #N/A 0.00% Comex Inventory (TOZ) Stocks Total Stocks Eligible Stocks 07-11-2014 06-11-2014 Change (%) 179876.38 113736.0 180247.42 114107.0 -0.21% -0.33% 66140.39 66140.39 0.00% Registered Stocks Periodical % Change in Silver Prices (International Markets) Exchange 1 Day 1Month 3 Month 1 Year 52 Wk High High-CMP % 52 Wk Low CMP-Low % COMEX (USD/oz) 0.8 -8.5 -20.6 -17.0 22 -28.6 15 5.3 London Fix (USD/oz) 0.9 -11.2 -23.2 -21.5 2205 -30.1 1528 0.9 London (GBP/oz) -0.2 8.5 19.6 16.2 13 -26.0 10 4.6 Euro (EUR/oz) -0.1 8.4 17.7 11.8 16 -21.3 12 4.3 0.9 -8.8 -19.4 -15.3 48573 -27.7 33491 4.9 Mumbai (INR/10gm) Contract Spread (Contango-Backwardation) 3500 Silver COMEX (Dec-Mar) 0.06 3000 0.05 2500 0.04 2000 0.03 1500 0.02 1000 0.01 500 0.00 13-Oct Silver MCX(Dec-Mar) Rs./Kg $/Ounce 0.07 19-Oct 25-Oct 31-Oct 6-Nov 0 13-Oct 17-Oct 21-Oct 25-Oct 29-Oct Ratio Comex 74 Gold-Silver Ratio (Comex) 73 72 71 70 69 68 13-Oct 19-Oct 25-Oct 31-Oct Gold & Silver: A Comprehensive Daily 6-Nov Mail us at [email protected] 2-Nov E= Bullion Insight Prepared By: Analyst Function Aurobinda Prasad Head of Research-Commodity & Currency Aurobinda Prasad Fundamental Analyst Ramesh Chenchala Technical Analyst To unsubscribe please mail us at [email protected] Disclaimer The report contains the opinions of the author that are not to be construed as investment advice. 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