Bullion Counter May Open On Positive Note

Dhanteras demand in India can induce physical buying in gold and silver. Gold can move in range of 25500-26000 and Silver can move in range of 34700-35500 in MCX.

Bullion counter may open on positive note as some bounce back can be seen at lower levels after last week fall. Dhanteras demand in India can induce physical buying in gold and silver.

Weak local currency rupee can give support the prices in MCX. Gold can move in range of 25500-26000 and Silver can move in range of 34700-35500 in MCX, according to SMC Global. Gold moved 0.70 per cent up to 25702 level on Monday in MCX.

Employers outside the farming sector added 271,000 jobs in October, the most in 10 months, and the jobless rate fell to a 7-1/2-year low of 5 percent. Economists had forecast nonfarm payrolls increasing 180,000 last month and the unemployment rate remaining at 5.1 percent. Policymakers at the U.S. central bank welcomed the data and investors increased bets that the first rate increase in nearly a decade will come next month, sending the dollar higher.

Hedge funds and money managers cut a bullish stance in COMEX gold as they trimmed a silver net long position from a record high in the week to Nov. 3, U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission data showed on Friday.

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News Update - Govt provides Rs 3,000 cr duty benefits to boost exports

To boost country's exports, which have been in the negative zone since December last year, the Centre today has given additional incentives of Rs 3,000 crore to several products, including textiles and electronics. 

"In light of the major challenges being faced by Indian exporters in the backdrop of the global economic slowdown, the Department of Commerce today announced increased support for export of various products and included some additional items under the Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS)," the Commerce Ministry said in a statement today. 

On October 7, the Commerce Secretary after holding consultations with exporters has informed that the allocations for export incentive schemes in the current financial year has been increased to Rs 21,000 crore, from earlier Rs 18,000 crore.

Commenting on the move, exporters body Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) said that the incentives would enhance price competitiveness and help in arresting the current downfall in exports. 

FIEO Director General Ajay Sahai said that Rs 3,000 crore incentive would help Indian exporters at this challenging time. 

As many as 110 new products such as chemicals and medical equipment have been included under the MEIS scheme and rates or country coverage or both have been increased for 2,228 existing tariff lines.

As many as 110 new products such as chemicals and medical equipment have been included under the MEIS scheme and rates or country coverage or both have been increased for 2,228 existing tariff lines.

Under the MEIS, the government provides duty benefits at 2 percent, 3 percent and 5 percent depending upon the product and country. 

Global support has been extended to products including textile items, pharmaceuticals, project goods, auto components, telecom, computer, electrical, electronics and railway transport equipment.

Earlier, benefits to these items were provided to a few countries.

The move is expected to help in improving competitiveness of large number of exporters and help them tide over the difficult global economic scenario.

Contracting for the 10th month in a row, India's merchandise exports dipped 24.33 percent in September to USD 21.84 billion, mainly due to steep fall in shipments of petroleum products, iron ore, and engineering goods amid tepid global demand. 

Rewards under MEIS are payable as percentage of realised free-on-board value and the MEIS duty credit scrip can be transferred or used for payment in a number of duties including the basic customs duty. 

The other new products that have been added under this scheme include medical instruments, sports goods, value added processed products of natural rubber, chemicals and plastics.

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