Gold (31189): Gold is trading into positive zone and traders can go long at every dip or hold long positions until Gold closes below 31138  levels.

Silver (40267):  Silver is trading into positive zone and traders can go long at every dip or hold long positions until Silver closes below 40182  levels.

Crude (4597): Crude is trading into negative zone and traders can go short at every rise or hold short positions until Crude closes above 4803  levels.

Natural Gas (200.60): NG is trading into positive zone. Traders can hold long positions and can initiate long positions at every dip until NG closes below 196.60 levels.

Copper (461.80): Copper has entered into negative zone. Traders can hold Copper Future short positions or can initiate fresh short at every rise until it closes above 472.25.

Zinc (207.05): Zinc is trading into negative zone. Traders can hold short position or can initiate fresh short position on every rise until Zinc closes above 209.90  levels.

Lead (164.45): Lead has entered into negative zone. Traders can hold short positions or can initiate fresh short position on every rise until Lead closes above 171.45 levels.

Nickel (994.10):  Nickel is trading into positive zone. Traders can hold long positions or can initiate fresh long position on every dip until Nickel future closes below 985.95 levels.

Aluminium (153.10): Aluminium is trading into negative zone. Traders can hold short positions or can initiate fresh short position on every rise until Aluminium closes above 157.85 levels.

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