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Live prices for 21 of the most-traded commodities across metals, energy and agriculture. Annualized returns over 1Y, 5Y, 10Y and max available history.

Top commodities
TickerPricePrice changeAnnualized returnsMarket cap
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Metals
XAU
Gold (GLD)
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XAG
Silver (SLV)
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PLAT
Platinum · PPLT bullion ETF, USD/share
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PALL
Palladium · PALL bullion ETF, USD/share
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COPPER
Copper · CPER futures fund, USD/share
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ALUM
Aluminum futures · USD/metric tonne
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Energy
WTI
WTI crude oil (USO)
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BRENT
Brent crude oil (BNO)
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NATGAS
Natural gas · UNG futures ETF, USD/share
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GASOL
Gasoline · UGA futures ETF, USD/share
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HEATOIL
Heating oil futures · USD/gallon
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URAN
Uranium · URA miners/nuclear equity ETF, USD/share
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Agriculture
CORN
Corn · CORN futures ETF, USD/share
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WHEAT
Wheat · WEAT futures ETF, USD/share
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SOY
Soybeans · SOYB futures ETF, USD/share
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COFFEE
Coffee futures · US cents/lb
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SUGAR
Sugar · CANE futures ETF, USD/share
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COCOA
Cocoa futures · USD/metric tonne
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COTTON
Cotton futures · US cents/lb
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CATTLE
Cattle futures · US cents/lb
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AGRI
Agriculture · DBA futures ETF, USD/share
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DataSeriesProvider
Commodity rowsQuotes of the named ETF proxy, US dollars per shareYahoo Finance

ETF quotes are not spot commodity prices: futures funds can diverge from spot because of contract rolls and expenses, and URA owns equities. Return columns and chart actions use the named proxy, which can differ from the spot or futures quote.

About this page

Live prices for 21 commodities across metals (gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, aluminum), energy (WTI and Brent crude, natural gas, gasoline, heating oil, uranium) and agriculture (corn, wheat, soybeans, coffee, sugar, cocoa, cotton, live cattle), with annualized returns over 1, 5 and 10 years and the long run.

Commodities produce no cash flows, so they behave nothing like stocks and bonds. Gold tends to do its best work when real yields fall or crises hit, oil tracks the global business cycle and geopolitics, and both can sit flat for a decade before moving violently. That low correlation to financial assets is exactly why some allocators hold them.

Frequently asked questions
Why do investors hold gold?

As insurance more than as an investment. Gold has held purchasing power across centuries and tends to rally when real interest rates fall, inflation surprises or confidence in institutions wobbles, which is when the rest of a portfolio struggles.

What moves oil prices?

Global demand growth on one side and OPEC decisions, US shale output and inventories on the other, with geopolitics capable of overriding all of it in a week.