Looking for a platform where you can read the latest commodity market news and take a glimpse of the latest market prices? There are various mediums right from stock broking portals, news portals to television news channels, radio and the print media. There is a vast difference between listening and viewing commodity news at a television channel and online. You cannot read or get a detailed report of the relevant news at a television news channel but at a news portal, one that has a rapport of publishing the A-Z of commodity news, you can read a particular news item as many numbers of times you want. In radio channels dedicated to commodity market news, you can listen only at the scheduled time. And, you cannot view the up-to-the-minute news or latest market prices on print.
No matter where you are whether you are on the move or in your office or at home, a laptop or computer with internet connection will well serve your thirst for latest news and updates about the commodity market and on latest market prices. Coming across tips is common at an online portal. And if you happen to be a registered paid member, you may well get calls customized to your trade such as agri calls, bullion plus calls and the like that are near to accurate. One point to be noted here is that you cannot just blindly follow the commodity tips or calls provided. If you know exactly what is happening in the commodity market and are equipped with the basics of this field, you can take an informed decision. Staying updated with the commodity market news and the latest market prices does make a lot of sense.
MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited), NMCEIL (National Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited), Indian Bullion market, and NCDEX (National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited) are the main commodity exchanges of India. The commodities dealt in encompass categories ranging from energy, base metals, metals, precious metals, agriculture, grains, livestock, and more. The latest market prices are displayed in the commodity indices.
which boosted fundamental sentiment towards the yellow metal. Following the interest rate cut in Switzerland, gold moved up to $1,255 an oz in London’s early Thursday trade.
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