Sandeep Sinha
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ICSG Sees Global Copper Demand At 28.7 Million Tonnes in 2026, 29.2 Million In 2027
Global copper demand outlook for 2026 is cut from 2.1% as Middle East conflicts and trade disruptions spark economic uncertainty.
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RBI Gold Holdings Unchanged For Third Month In March
The value of gold in foreign exchange reserves slumped to $113.52 billion in March from $131.63 billion in February, the steepest monthly fall on record.
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India's Gold Imports Halve In March To 22-24 Tonnes, Says Trade Sources
The sharp decline in incoming gold was driven by heavy front-loaded imports in January and February, weak retail demand, and liquidity constraints.
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Oil Firms Seen Tapping Commercial Crude Stocks As Strait Of Hormuz Closure Hits Supply
The crude and petroleum product import bill fell 36% YoY in March to $12.18 billion, down from $19 billion a year earlier.
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US Natural Gas Inventories Rise By 59 BCF In Week Ended April 10, Says EIA
The agency pegged the total gas in underground storage at 1.97 trillion cubic feet as of April 10, 6.8% higher than 1.84 trillion cubic feet a year ago.
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Silver Demand Expected To Fall By 2% In 2026, Deficit Likely To Widen
The global market for silver will be in a shortfall for the sixth successive year in 2026, with the deficit widening to 1,440.1 tonnes (46.3 million ounces) from 1,250.36 tonnes (40.2 million ounces) last year, up 15.2%, according to the US-based Institute.
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Base Metals: Copper Hits Over One-Month High On Improved Risk Sentiment — More Upside Ahead?
Copper extended gains supported by both macro conditions and positioning. The latest Commitments of Traders data showed an increase in speculative net longs after three weeks of stabilisation.
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Weekly Bullion Outlook: Gold Price Seen Rangebound; US CPI Eyed
Silver has resistance around $77 an ounce, if prices sustain above this level, it can touch levels of $82 and $87, Chainani said.
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Oil Weekly Outlook: Prices Seen Firm Above $100 as Hormuz Blockade Lifts Risk Premium
US action in the Strait of Hormuz, tighter physical supply and rising speculative longs are set to keep crude prices supported this week.
