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36 commodities available on CoinUnited.io

#NamesymbolPrice24hTierAction
1XAUUSDGold / US DollarXAUUSD$4,284.21-1.25%ATrade
2XAGUSDSilver / US DollarXAGUSD$63.00-1.80%ATrade
3WTIWTI Light Crude OilWTI$97.50-1.57%ATrade
4COPPERCopperCOPPER$6.39-1.81%BTrade
5PALLADIUMPalladiumPALLADIUM$1,284.10-1.58%BTrade
6PLATINUMPlatinumPLATINUM$1,757.75-1.79%BTrade
7BRENTBrent Crude OilBRENT$101.36-1.80%BTrade
8NGASNatural GasNGAS$3.02+1.01%BTrade
9ALUMINIUMAluminiumALUMINIUM$3,249.20-0.32%BTrade
10LEADLeadLEAD$1,880.25-0.72%BTrade
11XAGAUDSilver / Australian DollarXAGAUD$88.26-1.85%BTrade
12XAGEURSilver / EuroXAGEUR$54.56-1.86%BTrade
13XAUAUDGold / Australian DollarXAUAUD$6,002.20-1.02%BTrade
14XAUEURGold / EuroXAUEUR$3,710.65-1.04%BTrade
15XAUGBPGold / British PoundXAUGBP$3,174.25-1.26%BTrade
16XAUJPYGold / Japanese YenXAUJPY$661,501.50-0.90%BTrade
17ZINCZincZINC$3,799.31-1.54%BTrade
18COCOACocoaCOCOA$6,052.50+4.73%BTrade
19CATTLECattleCATTLE$2.25+1.31%BTrade
20XAUTHBGold / Thai BahtXAUTHB$142,315.50-0.99%BTrade
21XAUSGDGold / Singapore DollarXAUSGD$5,444.00-1.19%BTrade
22XAUCHFGold / Swiss FrancXAUCHF$3,502.50-1.32%BTrade
23WHEATWheatWHEAT$7.03-0.26%BTrade
24COTTONCottonCOTTON$0.8196-1.86%BTrade
25XAGJPYSilver / Japanese YenXAGJPY$9,727.10-0.96%BTrade
26SOYBEANSOYBEANSOYBEAN$12.95+0.47%BTrade
27IRONIron OreIRON$768.00+0.85%BView
28XAUCNHGold / Chinese YuanXAUCNH$28,747.50-1.42%BTrade
29SUGARSugarSUGAR$0.1809-0.11%BTrade
30COFFEECoffeeCOFFEE$3.05+1.80%BTrade
31CORNCornCORN$5.12+0.67%BTrade
32XAGSGDSilver / Singapore DollarXAGSGD$80.05-2.02%BTrade
33GASGasolineGAS$3.48-1.00%BTrade
34NICKELNickelNICKEL$16,454.38-0.42%BTrade
35GASOILLow Sulphur GasoilGASOIL$1,535.58-0.56%BTrade
36OJOrange JuiceOJ$1.66-0.71%BView

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WTI near $100 and Treasury yields approaching 5% are crushing gold (~2% drop) and amplifying Fed rate-hike fears β€” leveraged gold longs face full margin wipeout at 50x on a 2% move, while the dollar, yields, and oil surge create a synchronized cross-asset risk-off squeeze.

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Silver Tests $62.80 as Oil Tops $100 and Hawkish Fed Bets Intensify β€” Leverage Scenarios for XAGUSD Traders

Silver is at $62.80 and breaching critical $63 support as oil tops $100/bbl and hawkish Fed repricing drives real yields higher β€” 50x long positions entered above $63.50 face liquidation risk, while the dual headwind of USD strength and growth fears leaves the bias bearish into key macro catalysts.

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FCA Eyes Tokenized Gold Exemption β€” What It Means for XAUUSD Leveraged Traders and the RWA Narrative

The FCA's proposed tokenized gold exemption is a long-term structural positive for gold's institutional utility and the RWA narrative, but with XAUUSD at $4,287 and macro headwinds intact, high-leverage longs remain at liquidation risk near current levels β€” treat this as a backdrop signal, not an entry trigger.

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Gold Cracks $4,300 Pre-FOMC β€” Leveraged Longs Face Cascade Risk as Bears Target $4,240

Gold has broken $4,300 support (spot at $4,292.29) ahead of the Fed decision, with leveraged longs opened above $4,320 at serious liquidation risk; the next downside targets are $4,280, $4,240, and $4,200 if the break holds.

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War, Oil & Inflation: How Energy Shocks Move Every Market in 2026

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CoinUnited.io offers trading on 35+ commodities across three main categories. Precious metals include gold (XAU/USD), silver (XAG/USD), platinum, and palladium. Energy products include crude oil (WTI and Brent), natural gas, and heating oil. Agricultural commodities include wheat, corn, soybeans, coffee, sugar, and cotton. All commodity trading is done via CFDs with real-time pricing, enabling you to profit from both rising and falling commodity prices without dealing with physical delivery, storage, or futures contract rollovers.