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MCX Gold trades near ₹1.49 lakh, Silver moves above hourly 20 EMA; check trade setup for Oct 5

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3 min read | Updated on October 05, 2026, 16:29 IST

SUMMARY

MCX Gold and crude oil show a bearish bias, while silver is attempting a short-term recovery. However, ADX readings remain low across all three commodities, suggesting limited trend strength.

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MCX Crude Oil October 19 futures traded near ₹8,703, below the 20 EMA and the 50 EMA.

Market recap (as of 4:00 pm)

  • Gold 4 Dec Futures: ₹1,49,849/ 10 gram (▼ 0.3%)
  • Silver 4 Dec Futures: ₹2,28,055/ 1 kg (▲ 0.9%)
  • Crude Oil 19 Oct Futures: ₹8,725/ 1 BBL (▼ 2.1%)
Gold: The yellow metal is trading higher in the international market as Gold spot prices traded around $4,186 per ounce, up 0.5%. Meanwhile, Silver traded 2.6% higher at $61.9 per ounce in the US markets. Gold prices rose marginally after posting a steep weekly decline, as a slowdown in the US labour market eased expectations for another Federal Reserve rate hike. However, elevated Treasury yields and rising oil prices continued to weigh on bullion.
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Crude oil: International crude oil prices are trading marginally higher, with Brent Futures trading around $102.7 per barrel, up 0.4%, while WTI Crude traded 0.2% lower, around $90.8. Oil prices are trading mixed today as rising crude exports from the Middle East and a planned release of emergency oil stocks by a group of seven nations (G7) eased some immediate supply concerns, although geopolitical tensions remained heightened.

Technical outlook

MCX Gold December 4 futures traded near ₹1,49,277, below the 20 EMA and the 50 EMA. With the shorter moving average below the longer one, the 1-hour chart retains a bearish alignment.

Meanwhile, the ADX at 12.83 suggests the downward bias lacks strong trend confirmation. A move above the 20 EMA would be an initial sign of recovery, while sustained hourly closes above both averages would improve the outlook. Continued trading below them would keep the bearish bias in place.

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MCX Silver December 4 futures traded near ₹2,25,991, above the 20 EMA , but below the 50 EMA. Price has recovered above its shorter moving average, although the 20 EMA remains below the 50 EMA.

The ADX at 11.43 indicates limited trend strength. This makes the current move a recovery attempt rather than a confirmed uptrend. Sustained hourly closes above the 50 EMA would improve the price structure. A return below the 20 EMA would weaken the recovery.

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MCX Crude oil October 19 futures traded near ₹8,703, below the 20 EMA and the 50 EMA. The 20 EMA also remains below the 50 EMA, supporting a bearish short-term assessment. The ADX at 13.81 shows weak trend strength, while the directional indicators are closely matched. A recovery above both moving averages would weaken the bearish view. Further downside accompanied by rising ADX and a stronger negative directional indicator would provide clearer confirmation.

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Technical note: The 20-EMA reflects short-term price momentum, while the 50-EMA indicates the broader hourly trend. Price above both averages, particularly when the 20-EMA is above the 50-EMA, supports a positive structure; the reverse indicates a negative structure. In the DMI, +DI above -DI signals positive directional pressure, while -DI above +DI signals negative pressure. ADX measures trend strength rather than direction: readings below 20 generally indicate a weak or range-bound market, 20–25 suggest an emerging trend, and readings above 25 indicate a stronger trend. These indicators should be interpreted together with the stated support, resistance and confirmation levels.

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Kshitiz Bhutani is a derivatives trader and equity research analyst with over six years of experience in capital markets. His areas of expertise include derivatives strategies, technical analysis, pattern-based trading, equity research and market analysis.

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