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Commodities Prices

Energy, industrial metals and agricultural contracts. Quoted per barrel, pound or bushel rather than per unit of currency, so position sizing works differently.

No quotes are available for these instruments right now. Rows without a figure say why: either we have no licensed data source for that asset class yet, or the latest reading is missing or too old to show as current.

These figures are for information only. They are not executable quotes — never use them to place, price or value a trade; check your broker’s own prices first.

Commodities — latest quotes
XCU/USDCopperNo licensed data source yetnot availablenot available
WTI/USDWTI Crude OilNo licensed data source yetnot availablenot available
NG/USDNatural GasNo licensed data source yetnot availablenot available
ZW/USDUS WheatNo licensed data source yetnot availablenot available

Select any column heading to sort. Rows without a figure sort last in either direction; each one says why it has no figure.

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Commodities FAQ

What is quoted in the commodities class?

Energy, industrial metals and agricultural contracts. Quoted per barrel, pound or bushel rather than per unit of currency, so position sizing works differently.

How are commodities spreads measured?

Spreads in this class are quoted in points. Comparing a spread in points against one from another class is meaningless — convert both to a cash cost per standard lot first.

Where do the commodities prices come from?

There is no licensed data source for commodities on the site yet, so every row in this class says so instead of showing a number. The instruments stay listed so you can read their trading notes.