Commodity Wrap-Up: Gold Shines, Crude Slips – Top Gainers & Losers in Today’s Closing
By CapitalKeeper | Market Close | Commodities | Market Moves That Matter
As commodity markets closed for the day on May 27, 2025, investors witnessed a mixed bag of movements across metals, energy, and agri-commodities. While gold reclaimed its shine with safe-haven demand, crude oil stumbled under the weight of weak global economic data. In this daily commodity wrap-up, we cover top performers, laggards, and what the charts are signaling for the coming sessions.
Precious Metals: Gold Climbs, Silver Steady
- Gold (MCX June Futures): ₹72,140 (+0.62%)
- Silver (MCX July Futures): ₹89,350 (+0.18%)
Gold extended gains for the third straight session, supported by concerns over slowing global growth and a weaker US Dollar. Technical indicators remain bullish:
- RSI: 62 – Indicating upward momentum
- MACD: Bullish crossover
- Price Action: Closed above 20-day EMA, signaling near-term strength
Silver moved in a tight range but managed to stay in the green. Investors are watching for breakout above ₹90,000 levels for the next leg.
Base Metals: Mixed Performance
- Copper (MCX): ₹878.20 (-0.35%)
- Zinc (MCX): ₹231.40 (+0.55%)
- Aluminium (MCX): ₹215.10 (-0.42%)
Copper prices slipped marginally due to sluggish Chinese demand data, while zinc edged higher on falling warehouse inventories.
Top Gainer: Zinc – Supported by short-covering and strong demand in Europe
Top Loser: Aluminium – Pressured by weak industrial activity in Asia
Copper Outlook:
- RSI: 48 (Neutral)
- MACD: Flat
- Watch Zone: ₹875 support and ₹888 resistance
Energy: Crude Oil Slides, Natural Gas Volatile
- Crude Oil (MCX June Futures): ₹6,340 (-1.05%)
- Natural Gas (MCX June Futures): ₹221.40 (+0.90%)
Crude oil was today’s biggest drag in the commodity space as weak U.S. manufacturing data and rising inventories triggered a sell-off.
- RSI: 41 – Leaning bearish
- MACD: Bearish crossover
- Support: ₹6,300 | Resistance: ₹6,460
Natural Gas saw volatile swings but managed a green close on expectations of warmer weather driving cooling demand.
Agri-Commodities: Chana, Jeera See Profit Booking
- Chana (NCDEX): ₹6,220 (-0.75%)
- Jeera (NCDEX): ₹28,450 (-1.35%)
- Soybean (NCDEX): ₹4,720 (+0.40%)
Agri commodities showed mild bearishness as traders booked profits after recent gains. Jeera corrected sharply after hitting a near-term peak last week.
Watch List for Tomorrow:
- Soybean: Upward trend intact, RSI at 58
- Jeera: Near support at ₹28,000, possible bounce
Top Gainers & Losers – May 27, 2025
| Top Gainers | Change (%) |
|---|---|
| Gold (MCX) | +0.62% |
| Zinc (MCX) | +0.55% |
| Natural Gas (MCX) | +0.90% |
| Top Losers | Change (%) |
|---|---|
| Crude Oil (MCX) | -1.05% |
| Jeera (NCDEX) | -1.35% |
| Aluminium (MCX) | -0.42% |
CapitalKeeper’s Outlook: What to Expect Next
- Gold may test ₹72,500 if global risk sentiment remains fragile.
- Crude Oil looks weak below ₹6,300 – watch for inventory data and OPEC+ statements.
- Copper and Zinc may remain range-bound as traders await cues from China.
- Soybean and Chana could attract bargain buying on dips.
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