Gold futures rose by Rs.344 and silver by Rs. 1,351

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Mumbai, Ta. 3 April 2020, Friday

Various commodity futures and options together saw a turnover of Rs 8 crore in 5 deals, with commodity futures accounting for Rs 1.8 crore and options trading at Rs 1.8 crore.

In commodity futures, there was a boom in prices of gold and silver futures in precious metals. Gold futures rose by Rs 1 per gram and silver by Rs. In the energy segment, crude oil was up by Rs 2 per barrel while natural gas was down. The futures prices of cardamom and CPOs in the agricultural commodities declined sharply, while cotton, cotton and mentha oils saw a rise in futures prices.

In commodity futures, gold and silver futures in precious metals had a turnover of Rs. On futures, MCX gold opened at Rs 5 per gram, hitting a high of Rs 5 and a low of Rs 5 at the end of the first session. Gold-Guinea April contract rose by Rs 5 to Rs 5 per gram at the end of the first session and gold-petal April contract rose by Rs 5 to Rs 5 per gram at the end of the first session, while gold-mini April futures rose by Rs 1 per gram. The closing price was Rs.

In silver futures, silver closed at Rs 5 per kg, up by Rs 5 at the top and Rs 1 at the end of the first session. Silver-mini rose by Rs 5 to Rs 5 in April and silver-micro by Rs 5 in April.

In the energy segment, a total of 5 deals had a turnover of Rs. Crude oil closed at Rs 6 per barrel in April, Rs 5 in the upper and Rs 5 at the end of the first session at the lower end.

Agri Commodities had a total turnover of Rs 1.8 crore in 3 deals. Cotton closed at Rs 5 at the end of the first session, with the futures closing at Rs 5 per batch, Rs 5 in the upper and Rs 5 in the lower. CPOs opened at Rs 5 per kg in April contract, fell by Rs 1.8 at the end of the first session and closed at Rs 1.8, while cardamom April futures opened at Rs 1.8 per kg, eventually falling by Rs 1.8. It was Rs. Mentha oil futures closed at Rs 5 per kg in April, Rs 5.7 in the upper and Rs 5 in the lower, and closed at Rs 1.8 in the end. The cotton futures closed at Rs 5 per kg at the end of the first session, with the futures opening at Rs 5 per kg, Rs 5 in the upper and Rs 5 in the lower.

In terms of trading in futures, by the first session till date, the total value of Rs. 8 crore worth of Rs. 5 crores in two trades, in various trades of silver, 5 trades of Rs. 5 barrels of Rs. 8 crore, 5 bales of Rs. 8 crore in 5 deals in Cotton, Rs. 8 crore in 5 deals in CPO. No 1 tonne, cardamom was traded at 5 deals in 5 deals, 5 tonnes in Mantha oil, 5 tonnes in Mantha oil, 8 tonnes in 5 deals, and cotton 5 tonnes in Rs.

By the first session of the open interest, gold futures stood at 8 kg in gold futures, 5 tonnes in silver futures, 3 barrels in crude oil, 5 bales in cotton, 5 tonnes in cardamom, 5 tonnes in cardamom, 5 tonnes in mentha oil and 5 tonnes in cotton. Was.

The total turnover in the commodity options was Rs 9.5 crore, while the premium stood at Rs 1.8 crore. Call options accounted for 5% of the total volume of options, and put options accounted for 5.5%.

Among the most active contracts for gold options, the call contract with a strike price of Rs 5 opened at Rs 1.5 per gram, Rs 5 in the upper and Rs 5 at the end of the first session, while Rs options closed at Rs. May contract with strike price of Rs. 1 opened at Rs. 1 per gram, Rs. 2 at the top and Rs. 1 at the end of the first session. E1 closed.

Among the most active contracts with silver options, the call options strike price of Rs 1 was closed at Rs 1.8 per kg, Rs 5 in the upper and Rs 5 at the end of the first session, while in the put options. April contract with strike price of Rs 1 opens at Rs. 1 per kg, Rs. 2 for upper and Rs. 1 for first session. At the end, it closed at Rs.

Among the most active copper options contracts, the put options strike price of Rs 5 was open at Rs 1 per kg, Rs 2 at the top and Rs 5 at the end of the first session.

Among the most active contracts for crude oil options, the call options had a strike price of Rs. 1 with the strike price being Rs. 1 per barrel, Rs. 8 and lower of Rs. 5, closing at Rs. The options include a strike price of Rs 1 with the contract contract being open at Rs 6 per barrel, Rs 9.5 on the upper and Rs 5 on the lower. It closed at Rs .150.7.

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