Commodity Price Indices

Commodity Agricultural Raw Materials Index
Commodity Beverage Price Index
Commodity Price Index
Commodity Fuel (energy) Index
Commodity Food and Beverage Price Index
Commodity Food Price Index
Commodity Industrial Inputs Price Index
Commodity Metals Price Index
Commodity Non-Fuel Price Index
Crude Oil (petroleum), Price index

Energy

Coal, Australian thermal coal
Coal, South African export price
Crude Oil (petroleum)
Crude Oil (petroleum); Dated Brent
Crude Oil (petroleum); Dubai Fateh
Crude Oil (petroleum); West Texas Intermediate
Diesel
Gasoline
Heating Oil
Indonesian Liquified Natural Gas
Jet Fuel
Natural Gas
Propane
RBOB Gasoline
Russian Natural Gas

Beverages

Cocoa beans
Coffee, Other Mild Arabicas
Coffee, Robusta
Tea

Cereals

Barley
Canadian Wheat
Maize (corn)
Rice
Soft Red Winter Wheat
Sorghum
Wheat

Fruits

Bananas
Oranges

Meat

Beef
Poultry (chicken)
Lamb
Swine (pork)

Seafood

Fish (salmon)
Shrimp

Sugar

Sugar
Sugar, European import price
Sugar, U.S. import price

Vegetable Oils and Protein Meal

Coconut Oil
Fishmeal
Olive Oil, extra virgin
Palm Kernel Oil
Palm oil
Peanut Oil
Groundnuts (peanuts)
Rapeseed Oil
Soybean Meal
Soybean Oil
Soybeans
Sunflower oil

Agricultural Raw Materials

Coarse Wool
Copra
Cotton
Fine Wool
Hard Logs
Hard Sawnwood
Hides
Plywood
Rubber
Soft Logs
Soft Sawnwood
Wood Pulp

Metals

Aluminum
Cold-rolled steel
Copper, grade A cathode
Gold
Hot-rolled steel
Iron Ore
Lead
Nickel
Rebar
Silver
Steel wire rod
Tin
Uranium
Zinc

Fertilizers

DAP fertilizer
Potassium Chloride
Rock Phosphate
Triple Superphosphate
Urea

Commodity Prices

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Commodity1 Month Change12 Month ChangeYear to Date Change
Commodity Agricultural Raw Materials Index-0.04 %-19.22 %4.95 %
Commodity Beverage Price Index-2.94 %-23.38 %-6.88 %
Commodity Price Index-2.29 %-6.32 %4.40 %
Commodity Fuel (energy) Index-3.18 %-1.58 %4.79 %
Commodity Food and Beverage Price Index0.29 %-10.17 %5.21 %
Commodity Food Price Index0.63 %-8.54 %6.63 %
Commodity Industrial Inputs Price Index-1.13 %-18.83 %2.07 %
Commodity Metals Price Index-1.66 %-18.63 %0.72 %
Commodity Non-Fuel Price Index-0.43 %-14.72 %3.62 %
Crude Oil (petroleum), Price index-3.45 %-2.04 %6.48 %
Coal, Australian thermal coal-4.12 %-17.75 %-13.07 %
Coal, South African export price   
Crude Oil (petroleum)-3.43 %-2.21 %6.42 %
Crude Oil (petroleum); Dated Brent-3.47 %-2.08 %8.65 %
Crude Oil (petroleum); Dubai Fateh-4.01 %1.40 %7.16 %
Crude Oil (petroleum); West Texas Intermediate-2.70 %-6.14 %3.13 %
Diesel-1.82 %-0.89 %5.26 %
Gasoline1.23 %0.88 %13.57 %
Heating Oil-2.08 %-1.44 %3.14 %
Indonesian Liquified Natural Gas0.00 %15.96 %-4.30 %
Jet Fuel-0.92 %-1.25 %4.50 %
Natural Gas-9.73 %-53.90 %-26.84 %
Propane-5.15 %-17.74 %-7.57 %
RBOB Gasoline-3.93 %-3.65 %11.30 %
Russian Natural Gas0.48 %25.32 %1.95 %
Cocoa beans-3.92 %-27.20 %-1.78 %
Coffee, Other Mild Arabicas-4.21 %-36.13 %-19.74 %
Coffee, Robusta-1.66 %-7.90 %2.11 %
Tea0.00 %4.82 %1.11 %
Barley6.55 %13.69 %12.73 %
Canadian Wheat   
Maize (corn)-2.30 %-13.96 %0.50 %
Rice1.46 %16.97 %8.21 %
Soft Red Winter Wheat-1.98 %-19.14 %0.29 %
Sorghum-7.00 %-12.00 %-4.07 %
Wheat-6.19 %-20.77 %-3.12 %
Bananas-10.60 %1.56 %9.16 %
Oranges2.49 %-6.58 %12.59 %
Beef-1.15 %-0.45 %0.63 %
Poultry (chicken)0.50 %7.93 %3.21 %
Lamb-6.88 %-29.18 %-17.79 %
Swine (pork)-5.71 %-13.26 %-5.09 %
Fish (salmon)2.63 %-35.86 %17.87 %
Shrimp1.13 %2.29 %-5.52 %
Sugar-5.51 %-5.94 %-6.41 %
Sugar, European import price1.18 %-2.10 %3.10 %
Sugar, U.S. import price-8.31 %-10.88 %-9.87 %
Coconut Oil1.08 %-35.23 %-6.79 %
Fishmeal6.73 %-20.03 %8.73 %
Olive Oil, extra virgin0.76 %-9.45 %1.64 %
Palm Kernel Oil2.19 %-26.28 %2.49 %
Palm oil4.68 %3.00 %13.42 %
Peanut Oil0.00 %35.12 %0.00 %
Groundnuts (peanuts)16.81 %31.97 %13.61 %
Rapeseed Oil1.19 %-9.87 %4.07 %
Soybean Meal8.73 %13.50 %26.76 %
Soybean Oil3.01 %-3.64 %8.91 %
Soybeans6.68 %5.57 %19.85 %
Sunflower oil0.00 %-14.82 %-7.24 %
Coarse Wool-3.61 %-1.64 %1.10 %
Copra-2.36 %-38.99 %-10.16 %
Cotton0.58 %-53.79 %-1.00 %
Fine Wool-6.37 %-17.33 %-4.15 %
Hard Logs-0.95 %2.97 %-8.77 %
Hard Sawnwood1.12 %-5.26 %2.21 %
Hides2.13 %-4.55 %15.07 %
Plywood0.35 %2.81 %-0.32 %
Rubber-2.14 %-34.31 %6.03 %
Soft Logs0.00 %-8.69 %-1.60 %
Soft Sawnwood0.00 %-1.60 %3.61 %
Wood Pulp4.71 %-10.65 %6.75 %
Aluminum-6.21 %-23.20 %-4.78 %
Cold-rolled steel0.00 %0.00 %0.00 %
Copper, grade A cathode-2.19 %-12.63 %2.77 %
Gold-1.44 %11.48 %-0.15 %
Hot-rolled steel0.00 %0.00 %0.00 %
Iron Ore2.07 %-17.63 %5.20 %
Lead0.82 %-23.75 %-1.27 %
Nickel-4.12 %-32.05 %-10.13 %
Rebar0.00 %0.00 %0.00 %
Silver-4.19 %-26.28 %2.54 %
Steel wire rod0.00 %3.95 %0.00 %
Tin-3.79 %-31.63 %2.63 %
Uranium0.02 %-11.28 %-1.93 %
Zinc-1.63 %-15.55 %0.68 %
DAP fertilizer3.11 %-16.04 %-2.24 %
Potassium Chloride-2.34 %13.29 %-1.57 %
Rock Phosphate-2.27 %3.08 %-7.10 %
Triple Superphosphate0.00 %-17.62 %1.44 %
Urea20.15 %44.95 %33.93 %

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