Choice Commodity Research

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Book Part Profit @ 228510...Sell in Commodity SILVERMIC|30APR26 @ 230995 SL 234020 TGT 224945.00

*US Unemployment Claims* Actual: 202K Forecast: 212K Prev.: 210K Impact: Negative for Bullion

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Target Achieved @ 350.75...Sell in Commodity ALUMINIUM|30APR26 @ 352.25 SL 353 TGT 350.75

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Book Part Profit @ 321.3...Sell in Commodity ZINC|30APR26 @ 322.2 SL 323 TGT 320.60

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Book Part Profit @ 351.25...Sell in Commodity ALUMINIUM|30APR26 @ 352.25 SL 353 TGT 350.75

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk:Sell SILVERMIC|30APR26 in Commodity @ 230995 SL 234020 TGT 224945.00

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk:Sell ALUMINIUM|30APR26 in Commodity @ 352.25 SL 353 TGT 350.75

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk:Sell ZINC|30APR26 in Commodity @ 322.2 SL 323 TGT 320.60

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Book Part Profit @ 880...Buy in Commodity CRUDEOILM|16APR26 CE 10000.00 @ 795 SL 680 TGT 1025.00

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Target Achieved @ 228236...Sell in Commodity SILVERMIC|30APR26 @ 234705 SL 236900 TGT 230315.00

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk:Buy CRUDEOILM|16APR26 CE 10000.00 in Commodity @ 795 SL 680 TGT 1025.00

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Exit @ 790...Buy in Commodity CRUDEOILM|16APR26 CE 10000.00 @ 829.7 SL 750 TGT 989.10

Copper Update Major Chinese smelters, including Jiangxi Copper and Yunnan Copper, plan to maintain or raise 2026 output despite earlier cut pledges, signaling persistent overcapacity and continued pressure on global copper markets. -Choice Broking

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk:Buy CRUDEOILM|16APR26 CE 10000.00 in Commodity @ 829.7 SL 750 TGT 989.10

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Book Part Profit @ 148000...Sell in Commodity GOLDTEN|30APR26 @ 149595 SL 151830 TGT 145125.00

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Exit @ 5649.5...Buy in Commodity GOLDM|28APR26 PE 148500.00 @ 4890 SL 4400 TGT 5870.00

Sumeet Bagadia’s Desk : Book Part Profit @ 232213...Sell in Commodity SILVERMIC|30APR26 @ 234705 SL 236900 TGT 230315.00

India March Manufacturing PMI Revised Slightly Higher India Manufacturing PMI fell to 53.9 in March from 56.9 in February, slightly higher than preliminary estimates of 53.8. This marked the weakest growth in nearly four years, as slower output, weak orders, cost pressures, and Middle East uncertainty weighed on business conditions. -Choice Broking