Zinc Futures have surged on firm Global trends
Zinc futures has continued to surge on the Multi Commodity Exchange on Wednesday as traders indulged in enlarging positions, driven by a firming global trend. For full story, click here
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Zinc futures dipped 2.46 percent on reduced offtake
Zinc futures dip by 2.46 per cent in the afternoon trade on the Multi Commodity Exchange as traders and speculators refrained from creating fresh positions on the back of a weakening trend in the overseas market. For full story, click here
Zinc futures dip on weak overseas trend
Taking weak cues from the global markets, zinc prices maintained its down ward movement today and lost over two per cent in futures trade, on fresh selling by traders. For full story, click here
Zinc futures dipped by 1.18 percent
Zinc prices dipped by 1.18 per cent in futures trade today on fresh selling by traders in tandem with a weakening overseas trend. For full story, click here
Zinc prices reduced at Hindustan Zinc
Hindustan Zinc today has cut prices of zinc, used in producing galvanized steel by INR 1,000 per tonne to INR 67,900 per tonne with effect from today. For full story, click here
Zinc closed at $1,108 from $1,129
Zinc closed at $1,108 from $1,129. For full story, click here
Zinc remained range-bound
Zinc remained range-bound in the first fortnight of February, which respectively moved between $1,100 and $1,170 and $1,125 and $1,160 per tonne on LME. For full story, click here
Base metals may remain upbeat
Base metals may rise up to 7 per cent in the short term on speculation that the stimulus packages proposed by the governments of the US and China will revive growth and boost demand for industrial commodities. For full story, click here
Zinc February 9 contract gains
Zinc February 9 contract gained by 1.28 per cent to Rs 55.40 per kg. For full story, click here
Zinc closed with a marginal upward movement
Zinc and lead closed with a marginal upward movement of 4.86 per cent and 3.52 per cent on the week at $1,165 and $1,177, respectively. For full story, click here
