Commodities
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36 commodities available on CoinUnited.io
| # | Name | symbol | Price | 24h | Tier | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Gasoline | GAS | $0.0000 | 0.00% | B | Trade |
| 2 |  Gold / US Dollar | XAUUSD | $4,200.71 | -0.25% | A | Trade |
| 3 |  Silver / US Dollar | XAGUSD | $65.49 | -0.52% | A | Trade |
| 4 |  WTI Light Crude Oil | WTI | $75.44 | +0.05% | A | Trade |
| 5 |  Copper | COPPER | $6.44 | +0.02% | B | Trade |
| 6 |  Palladium | PALLADIUM | $1,280.51 | -0.43% | B | Trade |
| 7 |  Platinum | PLATINUM | $1,697.60 | -0.21% | B | Trade |
| 8 |  Brent Crude Oil | BRENT | $79.02 | +0.23% | B | Trade |
| 9 |  Natural Gas | NGAS | $3.26 | +0.02% | B | Trade |
| 10 |  Aluminium | ALUMINIUM | $3,402.45 | -0.65% | B | Trade |
| 11 |  Lead | LEAD | $1,981.20 | -0.25% | B | Trade |
| 12 |  Silver / Australian Dollar | XAGAUD | $93.34 | -0.36% | B | Trade |
| 13 |  Silver / Euro | XAGEUR | $57.14 | -0.35% | B | Trade |
| 14 |  Gold / Australian Dollar | XAUAUD | $5,988.95 | -0.22% | B | Trade |
| 15 |  Gold / Euro | XAUEUR | $3,666.70 | -0.21% | B | Trade |
| 16 |  Gold / British Pound | XAUGBP | $3,182.65 | -0.19% | B | Trade |
| 17 |  Gold / Japanese Yen | XAUJPY | $677,821.50 | -0.25% | B | Trade |
| 18 |  Zinc | ZINC | $3,633.68 | +0.64% | B | Trade |
| 19 |  Cocoa | COCOA | $4,248.20 | +0.91% | B | Trade |
| 20 |  Nickel | NICKEL | $17,823.50 | -1.43% | B | Trade |
| 21 |  Cattle | CATTLE | $2.45 | -0.84% | B | Trade |
| 22 |  Corn | CORN | $4.13 | -0.79% | B | Trade |
| 23 |  SOYBEAN | SOYBEAN | $11.15 | -0.96% | B | Trade |
| 24 |  Gold / Thai Baht | XAUTHB | $137,802.00 | -0.18% | B | Trade |
| 25 |  Gold / Singapore Dollar | XAUSGD | $5,422.70 | -0.17% | B | Trade |
| 26 |  Coffee | COFFEE | $2.77 | -2.37% | B | Trade |
| 27 |  Orange Juice | OJ | $1.66 | -0.71% | B | View |
| 28 |  Iron Ore | IRON | $768.00 | +0.85% | B | View |
| 29 |  Cotton | COTTON | $0.7502 | +0.04% | B | Trade |
| 30 |  Sugar | SUGAR | $0.1371 | -1.64% | B | Trade |
| 31 |  Low Sulphur Gasoil | GASOIL | $917.59 | -0.96% | B | Trade |
| 32 |  Silver / Japanese Yen | XAGJPY | $10,601.49 | -0.05% | B | Trade |
| 33 |  Gold / Swiss Franc | XAUCHF | $3,380.30 | -0.19% | B | Trade |
| 34 |  Gold / Chinese Yuan | XAUCNH | $28,484.00 | -0.17% | B | Trade |
| 35 |  Wheat | WHEAT | $5.97 | -1.37% | B | Trade |
| 36 |  Silver / Singapore Dollar | XAGSGD | $84.50 | -0.36% | B | Trade |
Latest Pulse
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Gold trades at $4,215 with the $4,000 floor at stake — an 84% December hike probability and higher real yields mean 50x leveraged longs face liquidation before support is even tested; $4,200 is the immediate line in the sand.
Hawkish Fed Hold Drags Gold to $4,259 and Silver Down 3% — Leveraged Metals Positions Face Real-Rate Squeeze
The Fed's hawkish dot-plot revision (2026 median rate 3.8% vs 3.4%) sent gold down 1.65% to $4,259 and silver down 3.08% — leveraged longs face cascading stop-outs if gold breaks $4,227 and silver loses the 200-day MA at $68.72.
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The Fed's hawkish dot plot has pushed gold from $4,330 to $4,265, with 66% hike odds by December crushing the non-yielding asset's upside — leveraged longs opened at the recent highs are now consuming margin rapidly.
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See more articlesWar, Oil & Inflation: How Energy Shocks Move Every Market in 2026
The Strait of Hormuz closure has driven WTI to ~$92 and Brent to ~$95, with credible scenarios from Capital Economics placing a near-term spike at $130–$140/bbl if inventories hit operational stress.
Oil Inventory Cycles: How WTI Reacts to Supply Data
A Cushing inventory draw no longer reliably signals genuine supply tightening, post-2019 pipeline and export infrastructure means barrels often move to the Gulf Coast or onto export tankers, making draws a logistics artifact rather than a fundamental shortage indicator. WTI's reaction to weekly EIA data is regime-dependent: in a disrupted market (like mid-2026 Hormuz shock), draws trigger outsized upside and backwardation steepening; in a structurally oversupplied market, the same data is faded. Global inventories drew -250 mb over March–April 2026 at a record pace of ~8.5 mb/d in Q2, driven by the Hormuz shut-in of 14.4 mb/d, making inventory releases the highest-beta macro catalyst in commodity markets. Oil-on-water inventories rose +53 mb in April 2026 even as on-land OECD stocks collapsed, revealing that 'inventory' is increasingly stranded in transit rather than immediately usable, a nuance that raw headline numbers miss.
Oil, Geopolitics & Crypto Risk-Off: A Trader's Guide 2026
Brent crude approached $97/bbl in mid-2026 on a 'Hormuz risk premium,' making oil a geopolitical binary trade rather than a pure demand story. Bitcoin (~$62,900 in a June 2026 risk-off session) trades as a high-beta macro asset, selling off alongside equities into NFP and geopolitical shocks—not as a reliable safe haven. The oil→crypto transmission mechanism runs through inflation expectations, real yields, dollar strength, and equity risk appetite—not direct correlation. Three actionable 2026 scenarios: escalation (Brent >$100, crypto deleverages), de-escalation (risk premium fades, risk-on rally), and growth shock (both fall, gold/USD bid). CoinUnited traders can express all five correlated markets—crude, BTC, equities, forex, gold—with up to 2000x leverage on a single 24/7 platform, capturing geopolitical gaps as they open.
Mega-Financing Deals: How $1B+ Packages Move Markets 2026
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