
The futures market closed at a 5-point discount to the cash index when trading ended last week.
After rangebound trading last week, some of the indicators are reversing their projected directions. As it begins to head south, the spot contract may find it even harder to stage an upward rebound to test the psychological 1,200 level this week.
After rangebound trading last week, some of the indicators are reversing their projected directions. As it begins to head south, the spot contract may find it even harder to stage an upward rebound to test the psychological 1,200 level this week.

The medium-term oscillators' signals are largely unchanged. Even after the hook-down pattern found on the key daily indicators, the weekly signals remain largely unscathed within positive territory as they remain northbound. It is imperative for the spot contract to resist a changeover in the short term to keep the bullish pull in check.
Technical outlook
Tactically for this week, the consolidative elements are likely to remain. The tighter view will continue to favour a retreating momentum from its rising pattern found on the daily chart. This is likely to keep the bulls at bay with resistance staying within the 1,180 band and support at 1,150.

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator remains positive with the faster below the signal line. Both lines at the positve region.
The daily Relative Strength Index closed at the overbought .
The daily Commodity Channel Index finished at the neutral.
The daily Commodity Channel Index finished at the neutral.
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