Nickel MCX Tips Today – Intraday Call Rocking 1,105 to 1,112.10Hit High 1,112.10, Trading Zone 1,087—1,130. MCX Nickel is getting support at 1095 and below same could see a test of 1083 levels, and resistance is now likely to be seen at 1,122 above could see prices testing 1,130.
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Nickel MCX Today Tips Rocking Hit High 1,110.50 Enjoy or Not – Neal Bhai
Nickel MCX Today Tips Rocking Hit High 1,110.50 Enjoy or Not – yesterday settled up by 1.79% at 1105 as ore output from top exporter the Philippines slumped in the first half of 2020 due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Nickel MCX Tips Today – Hit High 1100.30 – Neal Bhai
Nickel MCX Tips Today – Hit High 1100.30 – Nickel (Base Metal) settled down by 1.1% at 1085 as prices remained in range as negotiations of coronavirus relief package were in a stalemate.
MCX Nickel Tips – Day Trading Zone 927—942
MCX Nickel Tips – yesterday settled down by 0.55% at 937.3 after Philippines’ top two nickel miners said they expect to gradually resume mining and shipping operations in the country’s main ore-producing region starting on May 1, following shutdowns to contain the virus.
MCX Nickel Target 900 full Hit Wait For 2nd Target 920 – Bola Tha Buy only
MCX Nickel Target 900 full Hit Wait For 2nd Target 920 – Bola Tha Buy only. The temporary suspension has affected multiple_aspects of Savannah’s operations including transportation, availability and costof personnel and equipment and supplies.
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MCX Nickel Target Level 900—920, Above 800 Level Any Panic buy
MCX Nickel yesterday settled up by 0.74% at 866.4 as investors eyed further stimulus by major countries to cushion the worldwide economic meltdown triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.
MCX Nickel Next Target 998—918 Any Panic Buy Stop Loss Paid
MCX Nickel Next Target 998—918 Any Panic Buy Stop Loss Paid
MCX Nickel yesterday settled down by 3.14% at 893.5 prices dropped as downbeat industrial data from China and emergency interestrate cut from the US FederalReserve underscored the potentially crippling blow of the coronavirus pandemic to the globaleconomy.