USD/barrel
WTI Crude Oil
69.60
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USD/barrel
Brent Crude Oil
69.56
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USD/MMBtu
Natural Gas
3.290
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USD/troy ounce
Gold
4,103.13
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USD/troy ounce
Silver
59.87
Open SilverCommodity reference workflow
Compare benchmark units, dates, and transaction gaps
The commodity hub is a reference workspace for five fixed markets. Use the calculator with the per-commodity date, unit, and source notes before comparing the result with any retail, broker, dealer, utility, or exchange quote.
Five fixed commodities
WTI crude oil, Brent crude oil, natural gas, gold, and silver are kept in one focused reference workspace.
Unit clarity
WTI and Brent use USD/barrel, natural gas uses USD/MMBtu, and gold and silver use USD/troy ounce with metal unit conversion where supported.
Per-commodity dates
A newer global fetch does not mean every commodity has the same data date. Review the date shown on each card and table row.
Retail and transaction differences
Dealer premiums, taxes, transport, storage, spreads, liquidity, and contract terms can all differ from benchmark references.
Freshness note: Each commodity can have its own latest data date. Do not treat one commodity's date as the date for every benchmark on the page.
Commodity Prices Reference Price Table
| Commodity | Reference price | Quote unit | Data date |
|---|---|---|---|
| WTI Crude Oil | 69.60 | USD/barrel | Jul 6, 2026 |
| Brent Crude Oil | 69.56 | USD/barrel | Jul 6, 2026 |
| Natural Gas | 3.290 | USD/MMBtu | Jul 6, 2026 |
| Gold | 4,103.13 | USD/troy ounce | Jul 8, 2026 |
| Silver | 59.87 | USD/troy ounce | Jul 8, 2026 |
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What this commodity price calculator does
The hub lets you compare five fixed reference commodities: WTI crude oil, Brent crude oil, natural gas, gold, and silver. It combines a reference-value calculator, per-commodity cards, a table, charts, and unit explanations.
How to use the commodity calculator
Choose a commodity, quantity, unit, and display currency. Then review the estimated reference value, calculation basis, reference price, and the data date shown for that specific commodity.
Methodology and data basis
Commodity benchmarks are quoted in USD. The calculator multiplies quantity by the unit conversion, the USD reference price, and the selected exchange rate when exchange-rate data is available.
Example calculation
For one troy ounce of gold, the calculator starts with the USD per troy ounce reference price. If you select grams or kilograms, it converts from troy ounces using the supported metal unit conversion before applying display-currency conversion.
How to interpret prices and dates
WTI and Brent are crude oil benchmarks quoted in USD per barrel. Natural gas is quoted in USD per MMBtu. Gold and silver are quoted in USD per troy ounce. Their latest data dates can differ because provider availability can differ by commodity.
Limitations and responsible use
Reference data is not guaranteed live trading data. Retail gold or silver prices, energy bills, futures execution, dealer quotes, taxes, premiums, spreads, transport, storage, and contract terms can differ from these benchmark references.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which commodities are included?
The hub focuses on WTI crude oil, Brent crude oil, natural gas, gold, and silver.
Why do WTI and Brent have different prices?
They are different crude oil benchmarks with different delivery locations, quality assumptions, logistics, and market structures.
What is MMBtu for natural gas?
MMBtu means one million British thermal units, a heat-content unit commonly used for natural gas reference prices.
Why are gold and silver quoted per troy ounce?
Precious metals use the troy ounce convention. Where supported, gram and kilogram calculator values are converted from that troy ounce reference.
Why do commodity update dates differ?
Provider availability can differ by commodity, so each card and table row should be read with its own data date.
Can one commodity date be used for every benchmark?
No. WTI, Brent, natural gas, gold, and silver can each have different latest data dates, so read the date shown for the specific row or card.
Are fees, taxes, or spreads included?
No. The calculator uses reference prices and display-currency conversion context. Final quotes can still include provider fees, taxes, spreads, transport, premiums, or contract terms.
Are these the same as retail buying or selling prices?
No. Retail, dealer, futures, utility, or broker prices can include premiums, spreads, taxes, fees, transport, storage, liquidity, and contract terms.
Disclaimer
This page is for informational and calculation purposes only and is not investment, trading, financial, tax, or legal advice. Provider-based reference prices may differ from final quoted prices due to timing, market venue, liquidity, local taxes, fees, transportation costs, dealer spreads, premiums, and final purchase or contract terms.