Zinc Futures Rise on Demand: MCX Trading

Sep 10, 2025 13:28

Zinc futures climb on MCX due to increased spot demand. October contracts rise to Rs 278.55/kg. Market update.

New Delhi, Sep 10 (PTI) Zinc prices on Wednesday rose 65 paise to Rs 278.55 per kilogram in futures trade amid a pick-up in spot demand.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange, zinc contracts for October delivery traded higher 65 paise or 0.23 per cent to Rs 278.55 per kilogram with a business turnover of 769 lots.

Marketmen said the widening of positions by participants, following a pick-up in demand from consuming industries kept zinc prices higher in the futures trade.

Source: PTI

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