Showing posts with label MCX Natural Gas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MCX Natural Gas. Show all posts

Friday, 27 September 2013

MCX Natural Gas futures end lower on downbeat stockpiles data

MCX Natural Gas futures closed lower in the domestic market on Yesterday as investors and speculators exited positions in the energy commodity after a report showed that US gas stockpiles rose more than estimated last week, signaling weakening demand for the fuel in the world’s biggest economy. US natural gas stockpiles rose 87 billion cubic feet to 3.386 trillion cubic feet last week, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) said. Analysts were expecting a stockpile-build of 79 billion cubic feet last week. 

Sunday, 3 February 2013

MCX Energies Lifetime High low,52 weeks High Low


MCX Crude Oil

MCX Crude Oil Lifetime  High 6333(15.07.2008)

MCX Crude Oil Lifetime  Low 1626(15.01.2009)

MCX Crude Oil 52 week High 5669(30.09.2018)

MCX Crude Oil 52 week Low  2993(23.12.2018)

MCX Natural Gas

MCX NaturalGas Lifetime High 591.8(2.7.08)

MCX Natural Gas Lifetime Low 99.50(20.04.12)

MCX Natural Gas 52 week High 358.70(11.11.18)

MCX Natural Gas 52 week Low 160.30(06.06.19)

Saturday, 15 December 2012

Bullion & Energy Commodities Performance for the Week Dec ''10-14 ''2012

Bullion & Energy Commodities Performance of this Week

Exchange Commodity Previous Week  This Week Change % Of Change
  Gold 31276 31188 -88 -0.28
  Silver 62692 61294 -1398 -2.23
MCX Crude oil  4838 4725 -113 -2.34
  Natural Gas 196.2 181 -15.2 -7.75
           
  Gold 1704.39 1694.32 -10.07 -0.59
CME(USA) Silver 33.02 32.12 -0.9 -2.73
  Crude oil  86.04 86.86 0.82 0.95
  Natural Gas 3.539 3.293 -0.246 -6.95

Friday, 9 November 2012

Brent Crude Oil


General Characteristics
  • Brent crude oil is a light sweet crude oil from North Sea.
  • It has API (American Petroleum Institute) gravity between 38-39 and has higher sulphur content than the other well-known benchmark, WTI crude oil.
  • Brent crude oil is a global benchmark for other grades and is widely used to determine crude oil prices in Europe and in other parts of the world.
  • Brent is typically refined in Northwest Europe, but a major portion is been exported to the US Gulf and East Coasts, and also to parts of Mediterranean.
  • It is more expensive than the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) basket, but lesser than West Texas Intermediate (WTI) because of higher sulphur content than the WTI crude.
Global Scenario

  • Oil accounts for 40 per cent of the world's total energy demand.
  • The world consumes about 76 million bbl/day of oil.
  • United States (20 million bbl/d), followed by China (5.6 million bbl/d) and Japan (5.4 million bbl/d) are the top oil consuming countries.
  • Balance recoverable reserve was estimated at about 142.7 billion tones (in 2002), of which OPEC was 112 billion tones.
OPEC fact sheet
OPEC stands for 'Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries'. It is an organization of eleven developing countries that are heavily dependent on oil revenues as their main source of income. The current Members are Algeria, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Venezuela.


  • OPEC controls almost 40 percent of the world's crude oil.
  • It accounts for about 75 per cent of the world's proven oil reserves.
  • Its exports represent 55 per cent of the oil traded internationally.
Market Influencing Factors
  • OPEC output and supply . 
  • Terrorism, Weather/storms, War and any other unforeseen geopolitical factors that causes supply disruptions. 
  • Global demand particularly from emerging nations.
  • Dollar fluctuations.
  • DOE / API imports and stocks.
  • Refinery fires & funds buying.
Exchanges dealing in Crude Futures
  • The New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) . 
  • The International Petroleum Exchange of London (IPE). 
  • The Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM).