Advances in gold, silver and crude oil futures on a weekly basis

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A total turnover of Rs 5,61,408.46 crore was recorded in 63,29,154 trades in various commodity futures, options and index futures on the country's leading commodity derivatives exchange during the week from September 15 to 21, with commodity futures accounting for Rs 1 ,00,795.74 crores and the share of options was Rs.460466.36 crores.

During the week under review, 7,90,646 deals worth Rs 55,676.42 crore were transacted in precious metals futures in gold and silver. Among gold futures, gold October futures opened at Rs.58,674 per 10 grams at the beginning of the week, touched an intra-day high of Rs.59,443 and a low of Rs.58,673 during the week, rose by Rs.234 to Rs.58,822 at the end of the week. The price was reached. Against this, Gold-Guinea September contract rose by Rs.214 per gram to Rs.47,790 and Gold-Petal September contract rose by Rs.17 to Rs.5,860 per gram. Gold-mini October futures rose by Rs.245 to Rs.58,853 per 10 grams.

Among silver futures, silver December futures opened at Rs.71,260 per kg at the beginning of the week, touched an intra-day high of Rs.73,318 and a low of Rs.71,260 during the week, ended the week by Rs.2,086 and increased by Rs.73. It closed at the level of 068. The silver-mini November contract increased by Rs.1,987 to Rs.73,038 and the silver-micro November contract increased by Rs.1,965 to close at Rs.73,067.

In non-ferrous metal futures, 1,01,656 deals worth Rs 11,216.97 crore were traded at MCX. Copper September futures opened at Rs 740.40, down by Rs 17.95 to Rs 719.15, while aluminum September contracts fell by Rs 0.85 to Rs 202.90 and lead September contracts fell by Rs 1.30 to Rs 719.15. 187 was the price. Zinc September contract fell by Rs.3.25 to Rs.223. Among the mini futures, aluminum-mini September futures rose by Rs.2.25 per kg to Rs.206.40, Sisu-mini September contract fell by Rs.0.45 to Rs.187.70, zinc-mini September futures fell by Rs.3.20 to Rs.222 per kg. .50 was closed.

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