Mumbai: The country’s leading commodity derivatives exchange, during the week of February 15 to 21, recorded a total business of Rs 14,18,130.83 crore in 1,24,57,449 trades in various commodity futures, options and index futures during the week of 15 to 21 February, in which share of commodity fuchors trading 1,49,689.99 crore and part of options It was Rs 12,68,424.28 crore.
In the futures trading of precious metals, there were 9,64,065 deals in gold and silver, which cost Rs 94,705.91 crore. In gold futures, MCX gold opened at Rs 86,020 per 10 grams at the beginning of April futures week, touched the lowest level of Rs 86,592 and the lowest level of Rs 84,600 during the week, and a rose by Rs 215 at the end of the week. Along with this reached the price of Rs 86,024. In contrast, the gold-gin February contract increased by Rs 723 per 8 grams to Rs 69,945 and the gold-February contract increased by Rs 162 per 1 gram to Rs 8,737. Gold-Mary March futures rose by Rs 462 per 10 grams to Rs 85,830.
In silver futures, silver march opened at Rs 95,449 per kg at the beginning of the week, touched an intra-day high of Rs 98,199 and a low level of Rs 94,892, and at the end of the week with a gain of Rs 1,880 with Rs 97,113. Closed on. The Silver-Mune February contract jumped Rs 1,835 to close at Rs 96,923 and the Silver-Micro contract jumped Rs 1,832 to close at Rs 96,876.
There was a turnover of Rs 13,016.1 crore in 89,672 deals in the supernatural metal futures on MCX. Copper February futures increased by Rs 1.90 to Rs 869.75, while aluminum February contract rose by Rs 7.95 to Rs 264.50 and lead February contract increased by Rs 0.80 to Rs 179. The February zinc contract rose by Rs 4.75 to Rs 272. In mini futures, Aluminum-Mune February futures rose by Rs 7.85 per kg to Rs 264.30, LED-Mune February contract rose by Rs 0.55 to Rs 179.60, Zinc-Mune February futures increased by Rs 4.50 to Rs 271.25.
In the energy segment futures, MCX had a turnover of Rs 41,951.89 crore in 8,95,939 deals. The futures of March crude oil opened at Rs 6,216 per barrel at the beginning of the week, touched the highest level of Rs 6,347 and the lowest level of Rs 6,146 during the week, and at the end of the week closed at Rs 6,316 with a gain of Rs 111, at the end of the week, While March crude oil futures rose by Rs 112 to close at Rs 6,317. Natural Gas February futures opened at Rs 315 per MMBTU, rose by Rs 36.30 to Rs 352.80, and natural gas-Mmin February futures rose by Rs 36.7 to close at Rs 352.9.
Agricultural commodity futures on MCX had a turnover of Rs 16.09 crore. Cotton Khandi March futures opened at Rs 54,090 per khandi at the beginning of the week, touched an intra-day high of Rs 54,530 high and the lowest level of Rs 53,830, and rose by Rs 380 to Rs 54,420 at the end of the week. The February contract of menthol oil rose by Rs 5.30 to Rs 923.50 per kg.
Talking about business, various gold futures on MCX led to a trade of Rs 59,607.006 kg worth Rs 51,131.38 crore and Rs 4,480.848 tonnes worth Rs 43,574.53 crore in various silver futures. In the energy segment, 96,74,150 barrels worth Rs 6,022.20 crore were done in the energy segment, and in natural gas and natural gas and natural futures, Rs 35,929.69 crore in natural gas and natural gas and natural gas-mine futures Business was done. In luxurious metals, aluminum and aluminum-mine futures 62,748 tonnes worth Rs 1,633.94 crore, 14,182 tonnes worth Rs 255.62 crore in lead and lead-mine futures, 96,348 tonnes worth Rs 8,378.30 crore in copper futures, copper futures worth Rs 8,378.30 crore, and zinc and zest Rs 2,748.24 crore in mini futures The price was traded by 1,01,909 tonnes. Among agricultural commodities, cotton futures traded 816 tonnes of cotton worth Rs 1.11 crore and 162 tonnes of cotton worth Rs 14.98 crore in menthol oil futures.
