Futures and commodities

Charts and futures price quotes for popular markets

Futures price quotes (as of yesterdays close)
Futures	Date	Open	High	Low	Close
Gold	2025-03-21	3052.6	3055	3004.1	3021.4
Silver	2025-03-21	34.115	34.135	33.165	33.486
Crude Oil	2025-03-21	67.99	68.24	67.27	67.89
Brent Oil	2025-03-21	72.39	72.51	71.51	72.16
Natural Gas	2025-03-21	3.961	4.045	3.864	3.98
Heating Oil	2025-03-21	2.2599	2.2635	2.2323	2.2496
Gasoline	2025-03-21	2.1936	2.1979	2.174	2.1954

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Commodities and Futures

A commodity is a normal physical product used by everyday people during the course of their lives, or metals that are used in production or as a traditional store of wealth and a hedge against inflation. For example, these commodities include grains such as wheat, rice, metals such as copper, gold and silver, energy such as oil prices and gas.

The best way to trade the commodity markets is by buying and selling futures contracts on local and international exchanges, for example buying a contract of Brent oil with the view that oil prices will go up because of worldwide demand and shortage of output. Trading futures can be accessed by using the services of any full or on-line futures brokerage service. Traditionally, there is an expectation when trading commodity futures of achieving higher returns compared to shares or real estate, so successful investors can expect much higher returns compared to more conventional investment products.