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| Commodity | Reference price | Quote unit | Update note |
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| WTI Crude Oil | Reference price loading area | USD per barrel | Provider update text appears here |
| Brent Crude Oil | Reference price loading area | USD per barrel | Provider update text appears here |
| Natural Gas | Reference price loading area | USD per MMBtu | Provider update text appears here |
| Gold | Reference price loading area | USD per troy ounce | Provider update text appears here |
| Silver | Reference price loading area | USD per troy ounce | Provider update text appears here |
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WTI Crude Oil
WTI Crude Oil is shown as a provider-based reference benchmark in USD per barrel. Use it for calculation context, not as an actual transaction quote.
Learn about WTI Crude OilBrent Crude Oil
Brent Crude Oil is shown as a provider-based reference benchmark in USD per barrel. Use it for calculation context, not as an actual transaction quote.
Learn about Brent Crude OilNatural Gas
Natural Gas is shown as a provider-based reference benchmark in USD per MMBtu. Use it for calculation context, not as an actual transaction quote.
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Gold is shown as a provider-based reference benchmark in USD per troy ounce. Use it for calculation context, not as an actual transaction quote.
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Silver is shown as a provider-based reference benchmark in USD per troy ounce. Use it for calculation context, not as an actual transaction quote.
Learn about SilverWhat these commodity prices mean
Commodity reference prices are standardized benchmark values. They are useful for comparison and calculation context, but they are not quotes from a specific dealer, exchange, or service provider.
How currency conversion works
Commodity benchmarks are commonly quoted in USD. Converted values multiply the USD reference price by the selected exchange rate when exchange data is available.
Why actual transaction prices may differ
Timing, market venue, liquidity, local taxes, fees, transportation costs, dealer spreads, premiums, and retail pricing can all create differences from benchmark references.
Data source and update policy
Reference prices use provider-based commodity data where available and saved fallback data when provider data is temporarily unavailable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these real-time commodity prices?
No. These are provider-based reference prices and may be cached or temporarily served from fallback data.
How often are commodity prices updated?
The site checks provider data periodically and caches responses, without implying that every commodity changes every day.
Why can these prices differ from actual transaction prices?
Timing, venue, liquidity, taxes, fees, transport costs, dealer spreads, premiums, and local retail pricing can all create differences.
How are converted commodity prices calculated?
Converted values multiply the USD benchmark reference by an exchange rate from the existing exchange-rate API when available.
What currency are commodity prices based on?
The first-release benchmark prices are USD-based reference prices.
What data source is used?
Commodity reference data is planned around Alpha Vantage provider data with saved fallback data when provider data is unavailable.
Can I use these prices for trading decisions?
No. The pages are for informational and calculation purposes only and are not investment, trading, financial, tax, or legal advice.
Why are gold, silver, oil and natural gas shown with different units?
Each market has its own benchmark unit: crude oil per barrel, natural gas per MMBtu, and precious metals per troy ounce.
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 actual transaction prices due to timing, market venue, liquidity, local taxes, fees, transportation costs, dealer spreads, premiums, and retail pricing.