Commodity - Intraday Call BUY MCX COPPER 30APR2026 @ 1272.5 SL 1269 TGT 1280 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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U.S. ECONOMIC DATA
Retail Sales m/m
Actual 1.7%
Forecast 1.4%
Previous 0.6%
U.S. ECONOMIC DATA
Core Retail Sales m/m
Actual 1.9%
Forecast 1.4%
Previous 0.5%
Retail Sales m/m
Actual 1.7%
Forecast 1.4%
Previous 0.6%
U.S. ECONOMIC DATA
Core Retail Sales m/m
Actual 1.9%
Forecast 1.4%
Previous 0.5%
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Commodity - Intraday Call BUY MCX GOLDM 05MAY2026 @ 152300 SL 151950 TGT 153200 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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COPPER30APR2026 Exit at 1272 ; Commodity - Intraday Call BUY MCX COPPER 30APR2026 @ 1272.5 SL 1269 TGT 1280 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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U.S. ECONOMIC DATA
Pending Home Sales m/m
Actual 1.5%
Forecast 0.0%
Previous 2.5%
Pending Home Sales m/m
Actual 1.5%
Forecast 0.0%
Previous 2.5%
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COMMODITY FUTURE: SELL SILVER MINI APR FUT @ 2,51,700 SL 2,53,000 TGT 2,49,000 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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BOOK PROFIT AT 2,49,300 COMMODITY FUTURE: SELL SILVER MINI APR FUT @ 2,51,700 SL 2,53,000 TGT 2,49,000 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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COMMODITY FUTURE: SELL COPPER APRIL FUT @ 1270 SL 1274 TGT 1262 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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STOPLOSS HIT AT 1,51,950, Commodity - Intraday Call BUY MCX GOLDM 05MAY2026 @ 152300 SL 151950 TGT 153200 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
Commodity - Intraday Call SELL MCX GOLDM 05MAY2026 @ 151200 SL 151500 TGT 150000 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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BOOK MARGINAL PROFIT AT 1268, COMMODITY FUTURE: SELL COPPER APRIL FUT @ 1270 SL 1274 TGT 1262 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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BOOK MARGINAL PROFIT AT 1,50,900 , Commodity - Intraday Call SELL MCX GOLDM 05MAY2026 @ 151200 SL 151500 TGT 150000 Disclaimer: https://bit.ly/49hBt1e
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🧈 Gold 🧈
Yellow Metal prices traded lower around 1% today as a stronger U.S. dollar and cautious market sentiment weighed on demand. Uncertainty surrounding potential U.S.-Iran peace talks ahead of a looming ceasefire deadline kept investors on the sidelines, limiting safe-haven buying. Additionally, focus shifted to the Federal Reserve leadership transition, with Kevin Warsh’s confirmation hearing closely watched for policy cues. Gold remained range-bound, as geopolitical risks and inflation concerns were offset by expectations of sustained higher interest rates, reducing the metal’s appeal.
Intraday Outlook: Sideways to Bearish
Yellow Metal prices traded lower around 1% today as a stronger U.S. dollar and cautious market sentiment weighed on demand. Uncertainty surrounding potential U.S.-Iran peace talks ahead of a looming ceasefire deadline kept investors on the sidelines, limiting safe-haven buying. Additionally, focus shifted to the Federal Reserve leadership transition, with Kevin Warsh’s confirmation hearing closely watched for policy cues. Gold remained range-bound, as geopolitical risks and inflation concerns were offset by expectations of sustained higher interest rates, reducing the metal’s appeal.
Intraday Outlook: Sideways to Bearish
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🛢 Crude Oil 🛢
The disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, which handles nearly 20% of global oil flows, has triggered the largest energy supply shock on record, forcing an urgent reliance on alternative export routes.
• Existing pipelines offer limited relief: Key routes like Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, UAE’s Fujairah link, and Iraq-Turkey pipeline are operational but insufficient to fully offset lost Hormuz capacity.
• Security and capacity constraints persist: Even alternative routes face risks such as drone attacks, political instability, and lower throughput, limiting their effectiveness.
• Future projects remain uncertain: Proposed pipelines via Oman or Jordan and canal concepts are long-term ideas, hindered by high costs and geopolitical challenges.
Conclusion: While diversification efforts are accelerating, current alternatives cannot fully replace Hormuz, keeping global energy markets vulnerable to prolonged geopolitical disruptions.
The disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, which handles nearly 20% of global oil flows, has triggered the largest energy supply shock on record, forcing an urgent reliance on alternative export routes.
• Existing pipelines offer limited relief: Key routes like Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, UAE’s Fujairah link, and Iraq-Turkey pipeline are operational but insufficient to fully offset lost Hormuz capacity.
• Security and capacity constraints persist: Even alternative routes face risks such as drone attacks, political instability, and lower throughput, limiting their effectiveness.
• Future projects remain uncertain: Proposed pipelines via Oman or Jordan and canal concepts are long-term ideas, hindered by high costs and geopolitical challenges.
Conclusion: While diversification efforts are accelerating, current alternatives cannot fully replace Hormuz, keeping global energy markets vulnerable to prolonged geopolitical disruptions.
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