આજની લીડ કિંમત
લીડ પ્રાઇસ પરફોર્મન્સ
ડે રેન્જ
- આજનું ઓછું 198.5
- આજનું ઉચ્ચ 199.2
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ઓપન પ્રાઇસ |
198.6 |
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પાછલું બંધ |
199 |
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વૉલ્યુમ |
52 કરોડ |
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લૉટની સાઇઝ |
5 |
લીડ એફએક્યૂ
આજે લીડની કિંમત શું છે?
MCX માં લીડની કિંમત 198.75 છે.
લીડમાં ટ્રેડ કેવી રીતે કરવું?
લીડમાં ટ્રેડ કરવા માટે 5Paisa સાથે ડિમેટ એકાઉન્ટ ખોલો.
આજે લીડની કિંમત શું છે?
Lead prices update continuously during MCX trading hours on 5paisa. Open the app, go to MCX metals, and select lead. You'll see the bid and ask prices. ચાર્ટ ઇન્ટ્રાડે મૂવ, દૈનિક પરફોર્મન્સ અને ઐતિહાસિક ટ્રેન્ડ દર્શાવે છે. All prices are real-time exchange quotes reflecting actual trading activity.
What is MCX Lead futures?
MCX lead futures are standardized contracts to buy or sell a fixed quantity of lead at a future date. You don't take physical delivery—the contract settles in cash based on the final price. You deposit margin (a performance bond) to control the contract. Your profit or loss calculates daily as prices move. You can exit anytime by placing the opposite trade. Leverage means small price moves create meaningful gains or losses on your margin. Most traders close positions before expiry rather than taking or making delivery. The contracts trade electronically during MCX hours, making entry and exit fast and transparent.
What is the lot size of MCX Lead?
MCX sets the lot size, which is the standard contract unit for lead. You can't buy fractional lots. Check the 5paisa platform directly for the current lot size, as MCX updates these specifications occasionally. Once you know the lot size and current price, multiply them to get the notional contract value. Your margin requirement is then a percentage of that value, set by the exchange.
What is the MCX Lead expiry date?
MCX lists lead contracts for multiple months into the future. Each contract expires on a set date—typically the last trading day of the contract month. Before expiry, you must close your position or roll it into the next month's contract. The 5paisa interface shows all available expiry dates when you're selecting which contract to trade. Near-month contracts have the most volume, so most traders stick there.
What is the tick size of Lead on MCX?
Tick size is the minimum price increment allowed. Lead might move in one rupee increments or smaller depending on MCX rules. You can't place limit orders at prices between the ticks. The platform shows you the tick size when entering orders. Smaller ticks mean tighter spreads but more price levels to choose from. Larger ticks create simpler order books but wider potential spreads.
What is the margin required to trade MCX Lead futures?
MCX requires initial margin to open a position and maintenance margin to keep it open. Both amounts are set by the exchange and updated based on market volatility. You'll see exact margin requirements on 5paisa's order entry screen before you confirm any trade. Higher volatility triggers higher margin requirements. If your account balance drops below maintenance margin, your positions get liquidated automatically. Think of margin as collateral that the exchange holds to ensure you cover any losses.
How is MCX Lead price determined?
Lead prices emerge from the interaction of all buyers and sellers simultaneously across markets. Automotive production cycles create predictable seasonal demand. Battery manufacturers' ordering patterns influence day-to-day moves. Scrap lead supply varies based on recycling volumes. Financial traders react to macroeconomic data. Interest rate expectations change the appeal of holding lead. Major production announcements shift expectations forward. The price you see on 5paisa reflects all these forces meeting at that moment. LME prices influence MCX prices because they're the global reference. Supply disruptions create sudden jumps. Demand shocks from economic slowdowns pull prices down sharply.
What is the difference between MCX Lead and LME Lead prices?
LME lead trades in USD during London hours and serves as the global benchmark. MCX lead trades in INR during Indian hours and tracks LME closely. Rupee-to-dollar exchange rates create the gap between them. When the rupee strengthens, MCX lead becomes expensive relative to LME. When the rupee weakens, MCX looks cheaper. Arbitrage traders buy on the cheaper market and sell on the expensive one, pushing prices toward parity. For practical purposes, if rupee conversion is neutral, MCX and LME prices should align. But timing differences between markets and currency movements mean small gaps persist. LME has far higher volume, so major moves happen there first and MCX follows. News impacts LME first, then ripples to MCX within minutes.
