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36 commodities available on CoinUnited.io

#NamesymbolPrice24hTierAction
1XAUUSDGold / US DollarXAUUSD$4,636.20-0.41%ATrade
2XAGUSDSilver / US DollarXAGUSD$68.65-0.41%ATrade
3WTIWTI Light Crude OilWTI$82.10-3.47%ATrade
4COPPERCopperCOPPER$6.81+1.50%BTrade
5PALLADIUMPalladiumPALLADIUM$1,335.25-1.52%BTrade
6PLATINUMPlatinumPLATINUM$1,849.95-1.65%BTrade
7BRENTBrent Crude OilBRENT$87.03-3.78%BTrade
8NGASNatural GasNGAS$2.83+0.58%BTrade
9ALUMINIUMAluminiumALUMINIUM$3,245.43+0.76%BTrade
10LEADLeadLEAD$1,902.79-0.60%BTrade
11XAGAUDSilver / Australian DollarXAGAUD$95.97-0.43%BTrade
12XAGEURSilver / EuroXAGEUR$58.83-0.42%BTrade
13XAUAUDGold / Australian DollarXAUAUD$6,480.95-0.38%BTrade
14XAUEURGold / EuroXAUEUR$3,972.80-0.37%BTrade
15XAUGBPGold / British PoundXAUGBP$3,400.10-0.36%BTrade
16XAUJPYGold / Japanese YenXAUJPY$738,573.00-0.19%BTrade
17ZINCZincZINC$3,889.26+1.63%BTrade
18COCOACocoaCOCOA$5,850.20-1.43%BTrade
19CATTLECattleCATTLE$2.12-1.09%BTrade
20XAGSGDSilver / Singapore DollarXAGSGD$87.17-0.39%BTrade
21SUGARSugarSUGAR$0.1709-2.10%BTrade
22XAUCHFGold / Swiss FrancXAUCHF$3,721.35-0.28%BTrade
23XAUSGDGold / Singapore DollarXAUSGD$5,886.15-0.37%BTrade
24OJOrange JuiceOJ$1.66-0.71%BView
25XAGJPYSilver / Japanese YenXAGJPY$10,936.70-0.19%BTrade
26COTTONCottonCOTTON$0.8472-0.78%BTrade
27GASGasolineGAS$3.22-1.73%BTrade
28GASOILLow Sulphur GasoilGASOIL$1,277.13-1.42%BTrade
29NICKELNickelNICKEL$17,047.75+0.24%BTrade
30XAUCNHGold / Chinese YuanXAUCNH$31,145.50-0.36%BTrade
31SOYBEANSOYBEANSOYBEAN$12.21+0.73%BTrade
32WHEATWheatWHEAT$6.78+0.36%BTrade
33IRONIron OreIRON$768.00+0.85%BView
34XAUTHBGold / Thai BahtXAUTHB$151,717.50-0.26%BTrade
35COFFEECoffeeCOFFEE$3.57-1.75%BTrade
36CORNCornCORN$4.97+1.30%BTrade

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BullishBRENT

Brent Holds $91 as Iran Sanctions Grind Higher: Leverage Scenarios and Cross-Market Ripples

Brent holds $91.02 on intensifying U.S.-Iran sanctions and Hormuz disruption risk; leveraged crude longs benefit from a ~5–6% weekly move, but 2%+ intraday reversals at 50x+ leverage can eliminate margin in a single session β€” discriminating real supply impairment from headline noise is the key edge.

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BullishXAUUSD

Gold at $4,670 as PCE & Jackson Hole Frame the Fed Trade β€” XAU/USD Leverage Playbook

Gold hits $4,670.61 in a confirmed breakout above $4,600, driven by dollar weakness, U.S. fiscal concerns, and Strait of Hormuz risk β€” with PCE data and Jackson Hole as the next binary catalysts for leveraged XAU/USD positions.

Commodities15h ago
Bearish

EPA Delays Biofuel Compliance Deadline: RIN Price Crash Creates Refiner Relief, Biofuel Pain

EPA's biofuel compliance deadline extension crashed D6 RIN prices 17% in one session to $1.75 β€” bullish for refiner CFDs via margin relief, bearish for corn/soy demand and biofuel producer equities; SRE petition decisions by end-August are the next binary catalyst.

Commodities16h ago
VolatileBRENT

Bessent's Iran Sanctions Blueprint: Leverage Scenarios for Brent at $90.33 as China Exposure Hangs in the Balance

Brent is down 1.84% to $90.33 as markets treat Bessent's 'toughest ever' Iran sanctions plan as partially rhetorical β€” but a named Chinese buyer in any follow-up enforcement action would be the sharpest repricing trigger for leveraged oil longs and CNH shorts alike.

Commodities23h ago

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Copper Supercycle Explained: How to Trade Mining Stocks in 2026
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Copper Supercycle Explained: How to Trade Mining Stocks in 2026

The DRC concentrate export ban and Indonesia's Gresik smelter outage have created a structural two-tier copper market in 2026, jurisdictions with domestic processing capacity are capturing value previously exported, fragmenting global concentrate flows into regional price pools. LME cash copper hit a record $14,912 per ton on 2026-08-19, with a $545/mt cash-to-three-month backwardation, the widest since 2021, signalling acute near-term delivery stress rather than orderly supercycle repricing. Miners whose project pipelines assume free cross-border concentrate mobility are carrying unpriced project-finance risk; current equity valuations do not yet fully reflect this structural shift. ICSG forecasts a 96,000-tonne refined copper surplus for 2026, while Goldman Sachs estimates a 640,000-tonne ex-US deficit, the widest forecaster divergence in recent memory, with enormous implications for sector positioning. For leveraged traders on CoinUnited.io, copper CFDs and mining equity CFDs (BHP, Rio Tinto, Freeport-McMoRan) offer 24/7 access to price action that traditional exchange sessions miss entirely, including weekend geopolitical shocks like the DRC ban announcement.

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Inflation-Hedge Asset Rotation: A Complete Trader's Guide 2026
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Inflation-Hedge Asset Rotation: A Complete Trader's Guide 2026

Global inflation remains above central bank targets in 2026 amid Middle East energy shocks, stagflation risk, and a 'higher-for-longer' rate environment, but momentum is cooling with U.S. inflation guided toward 2.4%. Effective inflation hedging in 2026 requires rotating across multiple asset classes, commodities, inflation-linked bonds, real assets, and select cyclical equities, rather than relying on a single hedge. Equity market leadership has broadened from mega-cap tech to materials, financials, industrials, and non-U.S. markets, creating rotation opportunities tied directly to inflation sensitivity. The U.S. dollar is expected to begin a new downward path, accelerating flows into EM assets, European equities, and real assets, reshaping the inflation-hedge opportunity set. CoinUnited.io traders can exploit rotation signals 24/7 across all five asset classes (crypto, stocks, forex, indices, commodities) with leverage up to 2000x, capturing moves that traditional investors miss during closed exchange hours.

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

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Oil Inventory Cycles: How WTI Reacts to Supply Data
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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.

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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.