Dashboards Cross-asset
Commodities
Oil and gold, rebased to the same start.
How to read it
Both lines start at 100 on the first day of the range, so the gap between them is the difference in performance, not in price. Above 100 means a gain since then, below 100 a loss. Oil moves with growth and supply news; gold with real yields, the dollar and demand for safety, so the two often part ways.
Seven more futures can be switched on: Brent crude, natural gas, silver, copper, platinum, corn and wheat, up to six lines at once. Pick a date to rebase from that day. Ranked shows every future's change over the range, largest gain first.
Source
NYMEX WTI crude (CL) and COMEX gold (GC) front-month futures, daily closes, from Yahoo Finance. A session still trading is left out. The front month rolls to the next contract near expiry, which can add a small jump. Brent (BZ), natural gas (NG), silver (SI), copper (HG), platinum (PL), corn (ZC) and wheat (ZW) front-month futures from Yahoo Finance; a session one of them skipped carries its last close.
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