Discover the Commodities Collection: Metals, Energy, Agriculture & More
Explore the new Commodities Collection on DataHub.io, featuring datasets on precious metals, energy resources, agricultural products, and livestock. Perfect for traders, researchers, and enthusiasts seeking market insights and trends.
We're excited to announce the launch of the Commodities Collection on DataHub.io! This new collection is your gateway to a comprehensive library of data on key commodities, including precious metals, energy resources, agricultural products, and livestock.
Whether you're a researcher, trader, or enthusiast, our collection offers a wealth of information to help you analyze trends, make informed decisions, and stay ahead in dynamic global markets.
Why Commodities Matter
Commodities are the building blocks of the global economy. From powering cities with energy resources to fueling industries with raw materials, commodities play a critical role in everyday life. They're categorized into four primary groups: Energy, Metals, Agriculture, and Livestock & Meat.
Each commodity's price movements are influenced by factors such as supply and demand, geopolitical events, and seasonal trends, making them fascinating to study and critical for decision-making in industries ranging from finance to logistics.
What's Inside the Commodities Collection
Our collection provides easy access to high-quality datasets across key categories:
1. Energy
- Crude oil (West Texas Intermediate [WTI], Brent): View Dataset
- Natural gas: View Dataset
- Gasoline and heating oil datasets are coming soon—stay tuned!
2. Metals
- Precious metals: Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium
- Gold prices: View Dataset
- Industrial metals: Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Nickel, Lead
3. Agriculture
- Grains: Corn, Wheat, Oats, Soybeans
- Soft commodities: Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Cotton
- Oilseeds: Soybeans, Rapeseed
4. Livestock & Meat
- Live cattle, Feeder cattle, and Lean hogs
Our curated datasets provide insights into price trends, making them ideal for analysts, traders, and researchers.
How Commodities Are Traded
Most commodities are traded on specialized exchanges like the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), or London Metal Exchange (LME). Through spot and futures contracts, these exchanges facilitate price discovery and risk management for producers, consumers, and speculators.
Get Started Today
The Commodities Collection is live and ready for exploration! Visit the collection page to dive into datasets that can fuel your research and decision-making:
👉 Commodities Collection on DataHub.io
Stay connected with DataHub.io for updates as we expand the collection with more datasets and tools to support your data-driven journey.