Commodities
Live futures prices, returns, and cross-commodity ratios across precious & industrial metals, energy, and agriculture
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💡 About this commodity
Cross-Commodity Ratios
Macro indicators built from commodity ratios — sentiment, inflation, and risk-on/off signals.
Gold vs US Dollar Index (DXY)
Gold typically moves inverse to the dollar — rising DXY = headwind for gold
Gold / DXY Ratio
Rising = gold outperforming the dollar. Falling = dollar strengthening relative to gold.
Dr. Copper vs S&P 500
Copper tracks global manufacturing demand and often leads equity markets by 3–6 months. Divergence (copper falling, stocks rising) is a classic warning signal.
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💡 What these signals tell you
- Gold rises during inflation fears, currency debasement, and geopolitical risk. The 50d/200d MA cross is a common momentum signal.
- Silver moves with both gold (precious) and copper (industrial). Higher beta than gold — bigger swings up and down.
- Crude oil tracks global growth and OPEC+ policy. Brent–WTI spread reflects shipping arbitrage; widens during Middle East stress.
- Nat gas is highly seasonal (winter heating) and volatile. Spikes during supply shocks (e.g. 2022 Europe crisis).
- "Dr Copper" — its price reflects global manufacturing demand. Falling copper while gold rises = recession signal.
- Agricultural commodities depend on weather, plantings, and trade flows. Wheat especially sensitive to geopolitics.