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36 commodities available on CoinUnited.io
| # | Name | symbol | Price | 24h | Tier | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | XAUUSD | $4,061.25 | +1.20% | A | Trade | |
| 2 | XAGUSD | $54.46 | +1.04% | A | Trade | |
| 3 | WTI | $99.98 | -1.55% | A | Trade | |
| 4 | COPPER | $6.66 | +1.65% | B | Trade | |
| 5 | PALLADIUM | $1,037.40 | -0.81% | B | Trade | |
| 6 | PLATINUM | $1,541.35 | +0.64% | B | Trade | |
| 7 | BRENT | $109.59 | -0.79% | B | Trade | |
| 8 | NGAS | $3.07 | +0.78% | B | Trade | |
| 9 | ALUMINIUM | $3,100.45 | +2.00% | B | Trade | |
| 10 | LEAD | $1,939.40 | +0.80% | B | Trade | |
| 11 | XAGAUD | $77.52 | +0.78% | B | Trade | |
| 12 | XAGEUR | $48.93 | +1.30% | B | Trade | |
| 13 | XAUAUD | $5,780.76 | +0.97% | B | Trade | |
| 14 | XAUEUR | $3,648.61 | +1.50% | B | Trade | |
| 15 | XAUGBP | $3,051.15 | +1.34% | B | Trade | |
| 16 | XAUJPY | $641,378.00 | +1.38% | B | Trade | |
| 17 | ZINC | $3,842.43 | +0.47% | B | Trade | |
| 18 | COCOA | $5,659.40 | +1.34% | B | Trade | |
| 19 | CATTLE | $2.32 | -0.21% | B | Trade | |
| 20 | COFFEE | $3.02 | -2.02% | B | Trade | |
| 21 | CORN | $4.40 | -1.21% | B | Trade | |
| 22 | COTTON | $0.7690 | -1.09% | B | Trade | |
| 23 | GAS | $3.23 | -2.11% | B | Trade | |
| 24 | GASOIL | $1,468.99 | -2.93% | B | Trade | |
| 25 | IRON | $768.00 | +0.85% | B | View | |
| 26 | NICKEL | $15,587.63 | +0.39% | B | Trade | |
| 27 | OJ | $1.66 | -0.71% | B | View | |
| 28 | SOYBEAN | $12.27 | -0.78% | B | Trade | |
| 29 | SUGAR | $0.1846 | +0.71% | B | Trade | |
| 30 | WHEAT | $6.02 | -0.82% | B | Trade | |
| 31 | XAGJPY | $8,601.00 | +1.23% | B | Trade | |
| 32 | XAGSGD | $69.79 | +0.99% | B | Trade | |
| 33 | XAUCHF | $3,366.39 | +1.27% | B | Trade | |
| 34 | XAUCNH | $27,065.00 | +1.07% | B | Trade | |
| 35 | XAUSGD | $5,203.60 | +1.16% | B | Trade | |
| 36 | XAUTHB | $137,195.50 | +1.16% | B | Trade |
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