The Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), India’s leading commodity derivatives exchange, reported a total turnover of ₹81,024.2 crore across various futures and options contracts on 12 February 2025, as of 5:00 PM. This includes ₹9,551.22 crore from commodity futures and ₹71,472.48 crore (notional) from options on commodity futures.
Bullion:In the precious metals segment, gold and silver variants collectively registered a turnover of ₹6,956.20 crore.
Gold: The GOLD Apr-25 futures contract declined by 0.67% to ₹84,950 per 10 grams. The contract saw a turnover of ₹3,350.48 crore with a volume of 3,941 lots and an open interest (OI) of 17,304 lots.
Silver: The SILVER Mar-25 futures contract decreased by 0.4% to ₹94,188 per kilogram. This contract recorded a turnover of ₹1,256.11 crore with a volume of 4,431 lots and an OI of 25,721 lots.
Base Metals:Base metal products accounted for a turnover of ₹1,251.62 crore.
Copper: The COPPER Feb-25 contract rose by 0.42% to ₹857.5 per kilogram, achieving a turnover of ₹681.73 crore.
Zinc: The ZINC Feb-25 contract increased by 0.68% to ₹268.35 per kilogram, with a turnover of ₹231.66 crore.
Aluminium: The ALUMINIUM Feb-25 contract remained unchanged at ₹257.65 per kilogram, recording a turnover of ₹208.88 crore.
Lead: The LEAD Feb-25 contract went up by 0.45% to ₹179.1 per kilogram, with a turnover of ₹18.01 crore.
Energy: Energy products contributed a turnover of ₹1,370.09 crore.
Crude Oil: The CRUDEOIL Feb-25 futures contract declined by 0.96% to ₹6,306 per barrel, with a turnover of ₹345.49 crore.
Natural Gas: The NATURALGAS Feb-25 contract decreased by 1.27% to ₹302.4 per MMBTU, achieving a turnover of ₹800.27 crore.
Agricultural Commodities:Mentha Oil: The MENTHAOIL Feb-25 contract increased slightly by 0.04% to ₹919 per kilogram.
Cotton Candy: The COTTONCNDY Mar-25 contract rose by 0.41% to ₹54,050 per candy.
Options on Commodity Futures: Commodity options registered a notional turnover of ₹71,472.48 crore, with a premium turnover of ₹756.21 crore.
Crude Oil Options: The most traded contracts were the Call Option Feb-25 at a strike price of ₹6,300, which fell by 30.15% to ₹81.30 with a volume of 90,104 lots and an OI of 19,940 lots. The Put Option Feb-25 at the same strike price increased by 41.72% to ₹71, with a volume of 103,565 lots and an OI of 20,739 lots.
Natural Gas Options: The Call Option Feb-25 at a strike price of ₹300 decreased by 15.79% to ₹12.80, with a volume of 9,459 lots and an OI of 5,748 lots. The Put Option Feb-25 at the same strike price rose by 12.22% to ₹10.10, with a volume of 11,636 lots and an OI of 8,942 lots.
Gold Options: The Call Option Feb-25 at a strike price of ₹86,000 declined by 27.54% to ₹613, with a volume of 1,402 lots and an OI of 700 lots. The Put Option Feb-25 at a strike price of ₹85,000 increased by 35.67% to ₹1,101, with a volume of 1,816 lots and an OI of 448 lots.
Silver Options: The Call Option Feb-25 at a strike price of ₹95,000 decreased by 13.39% to ₹1,300, with a volume of 1,838 lots and an OI of 1,357 lots. The Put Option Feb-25 at a strike price of ₹94,000 rose by 9.91% to ₹1,563.50, with a volume of 1,694 lots and an OI of 427 lots.
The Bullion Index, MCXBULLDEX Feb-25 futures, reached 20,302 points.
These figures highlight the dynamic nature of commodity trading on the MCX, reflecting both market volatility and investor sentiment across various sectors.
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