Day traders raise bearish bets on gold

Outstanding trader positions on active December contracts were 7,216 contracts in early noon on Thursday, up from 6,752 contracts on Wednesday.

Day traders raise bearish bets on gold
MUMBAI: Day traders have been raising bearish bets on gold on domestic commodity exchange MCX on Thursday as international prices struggled to breach the $1,200-an-ounce resistance.

Outstanding trader positions on active December contracts were 7,216 contracts in early noon on Thursday, up from 6,752 contracts on Wednesday.

The rise in open interest coincides with a Rs 134 decline in the gold price to Rs 26,228 per 10 gm.

Rising open interest or outstanding positions accompanied by a decline in price signals creation of sell positions or bearish bets — that prices are expected to fall further.

However, some industry officials, like Ketan Shroff, MD at bullion house Penta Gold, believe that gold might breach the $1,200 an ounce mark to hit $1,210-1,220 before correcting again.

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