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Overview
US trade deficit widened to -48.7B in November. NIESR GDP Estimate of the UK declined to -0.3 percent in December India IIP contracted to 0.1 percent in the month of November UK manufacturing production grew to -0.3 percent in November. Bank of Japan announces stimulus package of 10.3 trillion yen.
as on 11 January, 2013
w-o-w 0.1
m-o-m -1.1
y-o-y -5.6
Asian markets outside Japan are trading on a mixed note as Singapore property developers slumped as the government announced cooling measures. US trade deficit widened in the month of November to -48.7B as American retailers stocked up on imported goods and demand for foreign automobiles increased after super storm Sandy hit the US. US Dollar Index (DX) fell 1.2 percent week on week due to rise in the risk appetite in the global markets as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said that the economy is expected to recover in 2013.This created positive market sentiments and reduced the demand for the low yielding currency that is US Dollar Index. Better start of the US corporate earnings of the fourth quarter also supported the market sentiments. US equities settled higher taking cues from positive global market sentiments resulting from the optimism that the economies are on the path of recovery. European Central Bank President also said that the economy is likely to witness growth in 2013 raising hopes that the debt crisis of the region might be stemmed. Additionally, hopes of positive earnings in the fourth quarter of some more US companies also added to the gains. However, sharp gains in the stock futures were capped as trade deficit of the nation widened. The index touched a weekly low of 79.49 and closed at 79.61 on Friday. The Indian Rupee appreciated week on week and ended 0.1 percent higher on Friday. The currency appreciated due to sustained capital inflows along with positive global market sentiments. Weakness in the DX also led appreciation in the currency. However, the currency depreciated on Friday due to decline in the industrial output of the nation and rise in the trade deficit due to decline in the exports. The rupee closed at 54.86 after touching a weekly high of 54.345 on Friday. Index of Industrial production contracted to 0.1 percent in November as compared to increase of 8.3 percent in October 2012. For the current month 2013 FII inflows totaled at Rs 8,813.30 crores till 11th January 2013. While year to date basis, net capital inflows for the year 2013 stood at Rs. 8813.30 crores.
$/Euro (Spot)
1.3343
0.6
2.1
2.6
5.0
79.61
-0.3
-1.2
-0.6
-2.5
5951.3
-0.3
-1.1
3.9
22.4
SENSEX
19663.6
0.0
-0.6
4.4
21.6
DJIA
13488.43
0.1
0.4
1.8
8.3
S&P
1472.05
0.00
0.38
3.10
13.89
Source: Reuters
Euro gained 2.1 percent as the European Central Bank President said that the region is likely to witness growth in the later part of the 2013 which created positive market sentiments and supported an upside in the currency. Weakness in the DX also added to the gains in currency. The currency touched a weekly high of 1.3365 and closed at 1.3343 on Friday.
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Bullion Gold
Spot gold prices gained 0.4 percent week on week on the back of positive market sentiments after European Central Bank President said that the Euro region is expected to recover in 2013. This raised hopes that the debt concerns in the region might be stemmed. Weakness in the US Dollar Index also added to the gains in the yellow metal prices. Further, stimulus measures announced by the Bank of Japan also pushed prices upwards. However, prices witnessed selling pressure on Friday due to weak data from the China which led to risk aversion in the global markets. The yellow metal touched a weekly high of $ 1,678.6/oz and closed at $ 1,662.4 per ounce on Friday. On the MCX, Gold February contract ended 0.3 percent lower week on week due to appreciation in the rupee. Gold prices on the MCX closed at Rs. 30,757/10 gms on Friday after touching a low of Rs. 30,625/ 10gms. Market Highlights - Gold (% change)
Gold Gold (Spot) Gold (Spot -Mumbai) Gold (LBMA-PM Fix) Comex Gold (Feb13) MCX Gold (Feb13) Unit $/oz Rs/10 gms $/oz 1660.0 $/oz Rs /10 gms 30757.0 -0.6 -0.3 -2.0 11.2 -1.0 0.7 -2.8 1.3 Last 1662.4 30495.0 1657.5 Prev day -0.7 0.6 -1.0
as on 11 January, 2013 WoW 0.4 1.6 0.6 MoM -2.8 -1.6 -3.1 YoY 1.3 10.9 1.4
Source: Reuters
as on 11 January, 2013 WoW 0.7 2.3 MoM -7.6 -5.4 YoY 1.7 13.3
Silver
Spot silver prices ended 0.7 percent higher taking cues from firmness in the spot gold prices and weakness in the DX. However, weakness in the base metals pack restricted sharp gains in the silver prices in last week. The white metal touched a weekly high of $ 30.91/oz and closed at $ 30.4 per oz on Friday. In the Indian markets, MCX silver prices gained 0.3 percent and closed at Rs. 58,105/kg on Friday and touched a weekly high of Rs. 58,730/ kg. Appreciation in the Indian rupee however, restricted sharp gains in the silver prices on MCX.
4.6 1.6
-7.5 -7.8
2.9 1.7
0.3
-6.8
10.5
Outlook
In todays session, we expect precious metals to trade higher due to mixed global market sentiments along with weakness in the DX. Expectation of demand from the Asian buyers and stimulus measures by the Bank of Japan is likely to add to the gains in the gold prices. In the domestic markets, depreciation in the rupee is expected to act as supportive factor for the MCX precious metals. Technical Outlook
Unit Spot Gold MCX Gold Feb13 Spot Silver MCX Silver Mar13 $/oz Rs/10 gms $/oz Rs/kg valid for January 14, 2013 Support 1660/1655 30700/30600 30.40/30.20 57800/57500 Resistance 1669/1674 30860/30960 30.70/30.95 58400/58900
Source: Reuters
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Market Highlights - Crude Oil (% change)
Crude Oil WTI (Spot) Brent (Spot) Nymex Crude (Feb13) ICE Brent Crude (Feb13) MCX Crude (Jan13) Unit $/bbl $/bbl $/bbl
110.6 -1.1 -0.6 2.4 -1.4
Nymex crude oil prices rose around 0.5 percent in the last week on the back of less than expected increase in the US crude oil inventories along with weakness in the DX. Additionally, rise in the Chinese exports raised the expectations of increase in demand for the fuel also supported an upside in the prices. Crude oil prices touched a weekly high of $94.26/bbl and closed at $94.17/bbl in the last trading session of the week. On the domestic bourses, prices gained by 0.3 percent and closed at Rs.5,136/bbl on Friday after touching a high of Rs.5,175/bbl in the last week. However, sharp upside in the prices was capped as result of appreciation in the Indian Rupee.
Last
93.6 111.0 93.6
Prev. day
-0.2 -3.0 -0.3
MoM
9.7 2.2 9.1
YoY
-7.2 -1.2 -7.2
$/bbl
5120.0 -0.2 1.8 9.6 -3.1
Rs/bbl
Source: Reuters
Natural Gas
On a weekly basis, Nymex natural gas prices rose by more than 1 percent on the back of more than expected decline in the US natural gas inventories along with weakness in the DX. Apart from that expectations of cooler winter weather also acted as a positive factor for the natural gas prices. Gas prices touched a weekly high of $3.4/mmbtu and closed at $3.365/mmbtu in the last trading session of the week. On the domestic front, prices gained but appreciation in the Indian Rupee prevented sharp upside and closed at Rs.182.2/mmbtu after touching a high of Rs.186.2/mmbtu in the last week. Outlook In the intra-day we expect crude oil prices to trade higher due to mixed global market sentiments along with weakness in the DX. Decline in the crude oil production in the month of December along with hopes of rise in the demand from the key consuming nations as the economies recover is likely to support an upside in the crude oil prices. In the domestic markets, depreciation in the rupee is expected to act as a positive factor for the upside in the MCX Crude oil prices. Technical Outlook
Unit NYMEX Crude Oil MCX Crude Jan 13 $/bbl Rs/bbl valid for January 14, 2013
(% change)
as on 11 January, 2013
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Last
8039.0
Prev. day
-1.4
MoM
-0.6
YoY
5.5
$/tonne
Rs/kg
445.4
-0.8
-1.2
-0.2
9.3
$/tonne
2099.8
-1.0
1.6
-0.6
4.0
Copper
Copper prices declined 1.4 percent in the last week. The fall in the copper prices is attributed to the expectations that the further monetary loosening by China might not happen as the CPI from the nation displayed an increase thus signalling economic growth. Rise in the LME inventories also supported the decline in the copper prices. However, Japans stimulus plan to spend 10.3 trillion yen ($116 billion) to boost the economic growth restricted the fall. Weakness in the DX also limited the decline in the metal prices. Chinese exports and imports also showed increase which lent support to the prices of copper. LME Copper inventories increased 3.45 percent in last week and stood at 330, 450 tonnes on Friday as against 319,400 tonnes on 04th January 2013. Prices of Copper on LME touched a weekly low of $8,025 per tonne and closed at $ 8,039 /tonne on Friday. In the domestic markets MCX copper declined 0.8 percent tracing bearishness in the international prices and depreciation in the Indian rupee. In the domestic markets prices of Copper on MCX touched a weekly low of Rs. 445 per kg and closed at Rs. 454.40 per kg on Friday. Outlook In the intra-day, base metal prices are expected to trade higher due to mixed global market sentiments along with weakness in the DX. However, unfavorable imports data from China in the last week along with expectation of rise in the global stocks of the Copper might limit gains in the red metal prices. In the domestic market, base metal prices on MCX are expected to trade higher due to depreciation in the rupee. Technical Outlook
Unit MCX Copper Feb13 MCX Zinc Jan13 MCX Lead Jan 13 MCX Aluminum Jan13 MCX Nickel Jan 13 Rs /kg Rs /kg Rs /kg Rs /kg Rs /kg valid for January 14, 2013 Support 443/441 109.5/108.8 125.5/124.8 113.5/112.8 957/950 Resistance 447/450 110.8/111.5 126.8/127.5 115/115.8 970/977
Rs /kg
114.1
-0.3
1.1
-0.2
2.2
$/tonne
17561.0
0.4
0.6
-1.2
-5.4
Rs /kg
962.8
0.9
0.1
-0.4
-4.3
$/tonne
2305.0
-1.8
-1.6
0.7
13.8
Rs /kg
126.2
-1.2
-1.8
1.7
21.9
$/tonne
2020.5
-1.5
-1.1
-2.4
8.9
Rs /kg
110.1
-0.8
-1.6
-1.7
9.9
LME Inventories
Unit Copper Aluminum Nickel Zinc Lead tonnes tonnes tonnes tonnes tonnes 11 January
330450 5180475 144246 1215650 303075
th
10 January
326575 5191900 144342 1215275 304650
th
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