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Commodity Morning Outlook – 28 May 2025

🌄 Commodity Morning Outlook – 28 May 2025

By CapitalKeeper | Market Opening | Indian Commodities | Market Moves That Matter

As the commodities market kicks off mid-week trade, global sentiments remain cautiously optimistic. With traders factoring in interest rate expectations, crude inventory data, and geopolitical cues, gold and oil are likely to stay volatile. Let’s look at key indicators that could drive the market today.


🌍 Global Cues Snapshot


🔥 Today’s Hot Commodity Moves

1. GOLD (MCX June Futures) – Safe-Haven Demand Rises

2. SILVER (MCX July Futures) – Follows Gold’s Shine

3. CRUDE OIL (MCX June Futures) – Under Pressure

4. NATURAL GAS – Volatility Ahead

5. BASE METALS (Copper, Zinc) – Weakness Continues

🔍 CapitalKeeper Take:
Avoid aggressive longs near resistance. Safer trades possible near the lower band of $2,320 with tight SL.

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