Gold (30776): Gold is trading into positive zone and traders can go long at every dip or hold long positions until Gold closes below  30402  levels.

Silver (37433):  Silver is trading into positive zone and traders can go long at every dip or hold long positions until Silver closes below 36722  levels.

Crude (4995): Crude is trading into negative zone and traders can go short at every rise or hold short positions until Crude closes above 5082  levels.

Natural Gas (204.20): NG is trading into negative zone. Traders can hold short positions and can initiate short positions at every rise until NG closes above 204.40 levels.

Copper (429.75): Copper is trading into positive zone. Traders can hold Copper Future long positions or can initiate fresh long at every dip until it closes below 423.60.

Zinc (168.45): Zinc is trading into negative zone. Traders can hold short position or can initiate fresh short position on every rise until Zinc closes above 171.30  levels.

Lead (149.90): Lead has entered into positive zone. Traders can hold long positions or can initiate fresh long position on every dip until Lead closes below 144.30 levels.

Nickel (888.90):  Nickel is trading into negative zone. Traders can hold short positions or can initiate fresh short position on every rise until Nickel future closes above 907.50 levels.

Aluminium (146.35): Aluminium is trading into negative zone. Traders can hold short positions or can initiate fresh short position on every rise until Aluminium closes above 148.60 levels.

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