OIL EDGES UP AFTER DROP IN US CRUDE INVENTORIES | TODAY COMMODITY MARKET NEWS OUTLOOK 07 DEC 2017.
Bullion - Opens on mixed Note Gold -28900-28920 Silver -37450-37460
Energy - Opens on mixed Note Crude Oil -3625-3627 Natural Gas -189-188
Base Metals - Opens on mixed Note Copper -427.50-427.90 Nickel -702-701 Lead -161.60-161.70 Zinc - 200.70-201 Aluminium -129.90-130
Precious Metals
Precious metals are trading flat after yet another
weak closing yesterday as the dollar maintained
strength ahead of the Non-farm payrolls data
tomorrow. The private sector ADP payrolls however
came in better than expected at 190k in November.
Gold prices have been weak despite the fact that
global equities have been selling off over the past few
days. US yield curve however continues to flatten
which might provide some support to gold prices.
Progress on US tax bill will be watched as US House
and Senate lawmakers are poised to begin working
on compromise tax-overhaul legislation.
Base Metals
After the recent correction, metals seems to be taking
a breather, with LME copper up but was still not far
two-month lows amid signs that growth in China's
property and power sectors, both major copper
consumers, is tapering into the year end. Aluminium
hovered around 4 month lows at $2,000 a tonne, after
China's winter output cuts were set to be less severe
than initially feared.
Energy
Crude oil prices declined yesterday and are likely to
remain choppy as markets lack clear direction. Prices
fell yesterday as the EIA data reported an increase in
both gasoline and distillate inventories. Headline
crude stocks fell by 5.6 million barrels but gasoline
inventories increased by 6.8 million.










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