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  1. MCX Crude oil jumps over 3% after US-Iran peace talks fail, MCX Gold trades around ₹1.51 lakh per 10 gram

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MCX Crude oil jumps over 3% after US-Iran peace talks fail, MCX Gold trades around ₹1.51 lakh per 10 gram

SUMMARY

Crude oil prices surged today after US-Iran peace talks failed to reach any conclusion, while gold prices are trading lower amid concern over global inflation and economic growth.

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MCX Crude oil is showing a recovery attempt on the hourly chart. | Image: Shutterstock

Market recap (as of 3:00 pm)

  • Gold 5 June Futures: ₹1,51,902/ 10 gram (▼ 0.4%)
  • Silver 3 July Futures: ₹2,62,589/ 1 kg (▲ 0.2%)
  • Crude Oil 18 May Futures: ₹9,307 / 1 BBL (▲ 3.1%)
Gold: The yellow metal is trading lower in the international market as Gold spot prices traded around $4,665 per ounce, up 1.5%. Meanwhile, Silver traded 0.5% lower at $80.6 per ounce in the US markets. Gold started this week on a negative note after US-Iran peace talks fail to reach conclusion. As a result global crude oil prices surged and reinforced concerns that inflation could remain elevated globally.
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Crude oil: International crude oil spot prices continues to trade higher, with Brent Futures trading around $103 per barrel, up 2.6%, while WTI Crude traded 2.3% higher, around $97. Oil prices surged higher in the Asian markets amid supply disruption concern as US military blockade of Iran’s ports continues.

Technical view

Gold is trading in a sideways-to-weak structure on the hourly chart after failing to sustain at higher levels. The price is hovering near the 20-EMA and 50-EMA zone around ₹1,52,500–₹1,52,600, which is acting as an immediate hurdle. The key support is placed at ₹1,51,400, while the major resistance is around ₹154,934. As long as gold holds above ₹1,51,400, the downside may remain limited and it could continue to consolidate. However, a close below ₹1,51,400 would weaken the setup.

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Silver is trading with a positive short-term structure on the hourly chart, with prices holding above both the 20-EMA and 50-EMA. The recent upmove has paused near the ₹2,64,000–₹2,66,500 zone, which is acting as the immediate resistance. A decisive move above ₹2,66,500 may extend the rally. On the downside, the 20-EMA near ₹2,62,000 is the first support, followed by the 50-EMA around ₹258,800. As long as silver holds above these moving averages, the structure may remain buy-on-dips. However, a close below ₹2,58,800 would weaken the short-term setup.

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MCX Crude oil is showing a recovery attempt on the hourly chart after forming a base near the ₹8,380 support zone. The price has moved back above the 20-EMA and 50-EMA, indicating an improvement in short-term momentum. However, the recovery is facing resistance near the ₹9,560 zone, and the current price is hovering close to the ₹9,207 level. A sustained move above ₹9,560 may open the way towards ₹9,800–₹10,000. On the downside, ₹9,200–₹9,100 is the immediate support zone, followed by ₹8,800. A close below ₹8,800 would weaken the short-term setup and shift focus back towards ₹8,380.

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