All Commodity Assets
8 assets analyzed by CleaRank Financial AI. Updated daily.
The commodity universe covers physical resources traded as futures contracts and cash markets - energy (crude oil, natural gas), precious metals (gold, silver), industrial metals (copper, aluminum), and agricultural products (corn, wheat, soybeans). Commodities are driven by global supply-demand fundamentals, geopolitical events, weather, and currency movements rather than corporate earnings.
CleaRank tracks the most-traded commodity instruments with daily price data and AI-driven analysis. Because commodities generate no income, returns are entirely capital appreciation plus roll yield - making position sizing, contract specification, and futures-curve awareness essential to disciplined commodity trading.
Frequently Asked Questions
What commodities does CleaRank track?
CleaRank covers the most-liquid commodity instruments including WTI and Brent crude oil, natural gas (NG), gold (XAU/GC), silver (XAG/SI), copper (HG), corn, wheat, and soybeans. Each tracked commodity refreshes daily with spot or front-month futures pricing, technical indicators, and AI-generated trade plans.
Are commodity prices quoted in USD?
Yes - all commodity prices on CleaRank are reported in US dollars. Precious metals (gold, silver) are quoted per troy ounce; crude oil per barrel; natural gas per MMBtu; grains per bushel. Cross-currency commodity contracts are converted to USD-equivalents at the time of refresh for consistency across the dashboard.
How often are commodity prices refreshed?
Commodity quotes refresh on the same cadence as equities - approximately every 15 minutes during global trading hours via our TwelveData integration. Front-month futures contracts (WTI, NG, GC) are the default series; longer-dated contracts can be requested on demand for term-structure analysis.
Can I view a futures curve for tracked commodities?
Curve visualization is on the CleaRank roadmap for energy and metals. Today, the dashboard shows the front-month contract with historical price action; users interested in contango vs. backwardation analysis can compare ETF roll yields (USO vs. spot WTI, UNG vs. spot Henry Hub) inside the individual asset pages.