MCX COMMODITY MORNING MARKET UPDATES - 16 NOV 2017

Gold Prices Gain In Asia As Investors Stake Positions On Inflation Views - Gold prices edged higher in Asia on Thursday with the ongoing debate about inflation prospects in the year ahead driving sentiment. Overnight, gold prices fell on Wednesday after the dollar moved off intraday lows on signs that fourth quarter economic growth remained solid, cementing investor expectations that the Federal Reserve will raised rates for the third time this year in December. A duo of reports on retail sales and inflation lifted the dollar off lows, pressuring gold prices to retreat from highs as the precious metal remained on track to post a loss for the first time this week. The uptick retail sales suggested that consumption growth in the fourth quarter remained solid, further strengthening the narrative of an improving US economy. That cemented expectations for a year-end rate hike as investing.com’s fed rate monitor tool showed 100% of traders expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates in December.

【Blockbuster】 China Hongqiao Considering to Transfer Aluminium Plants Abroad - Zhang Bo, CEO of China HOngqiao Group says, because of China’s supply-side reform, the company has closed all aluminium plants required by local governments. It is also considering to remove its closed smelting plants to other countries foe restarting. Currently speaking, Indonesia is the first chioce.

Crude Oil Prices rebound Slightly In Asia With Venezuela Debt In Focus - Crude oil prices edged up in Asia on Thursday as investors saw a recent sell-off overdone and continued to monitor declining production from OPEC member Venezuela as it reels from a debt and inflation crisis.Eurasia Group said that a default by Venezuela and its state-owned oil company remains highly likely. "Predicting the precise timing of a default is difficult, as the government seems prepared to keep paying while it can," Eurasia Group said in a report. "But if talks falter and it becomes apparent that it doesn’t have options, the government’s calculations may end up being shaped by electoral timing. (President Nicholas) Maduro is considering moving up the presidential election (due by end-2018) to March of next year, and the debt service profile is relatively light before then (the government owes a total of $1 billion in the first quarter between PDVSA and the sovereign) with bulkier payments due in April, August, and October." Overnight, crude oil settled lower for the third day amid ongoing concerns over rising US output and build in crude stockpiles for the second week in row. Inventories of U.S. crude rose by roughly 1.9 million barrels for the week ended Nov. 11, missing expectations of a draw of 2.2 barrels.

sebi registered advisory company , Free Trading Tips  ,  Equity tips , MCX Tips  , Capitalstars , Intraday Stock  tips , Capitalstars pricing

Investment & trading in securities market is always subjected to market risks, past performance is not a guarantee of future performance.
CapitalStars Investment Adviser: SEBI Registration Number: INA000001647