Daily BriefingWednesday, May 13, 2026

Global Commodity Markets - Daily Briefing

What moved today, why it moved, and what to watch next.

Silver led commodity markets on Wednesday, gaining sharply 16.36% to $87.88. The session was broadly positive overall, with 5 of 8 tracked markets advancing and 3 declining.

Precious metals firmed: Gold edged lower to $4,687.70 (-1.15%) and Silver surged to $87.88 (+16.36%). Energy markets advanced, with WTI Crude at $102.57 (+3.52%) and Natural Gas at $2.87 (+9.29%).

Copper, a widely watched barometer of industrial demand, surged sharply to $6.63 (+10.91%). In agricultural markets, Wheat rose sharply to $676.50 (+16.19%), and Coffee fell sharply to $285.55 (-5.09%). Bitcoin edged lower to $79,463.00 (-1.29%) in a quiet session for digital assets.

Market moves today appear tied in part to geopolitical developments. Looking ahead, traders will be watching for further guidance from central banks, incoming economic data, and any geopolitical developments that could shift supply-demand dynamics across key commodity markets.

Automatically compiled from live market prices and news headlines. Refreshes hourly. Not financial advice.

Today's Market Snapshot

CommodityPriceChange
Gold$4,687.70$54.70
Silver$87.88+$12.35
Crude Oil (WTI)$102.57+$3.49
Natural Gas$2.87+$0.24
Bitcoin$79,463.00$1036.66
Copper$6.63+$0.65
Wheat$676.50+$94.25
Coffee (Arabica)$285.55$15.30

Prices sourced from Yahoo Finance, delayed up to 15 minutes.

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Past Summaries

May 2026

Coffee led commodity markets on Monday, losing sharply 11.26% to $266.30. The session was broadly positive overall, with 5 of 8 tracked markets advancing and 3 declining.

Disclaimer: This summary is automatically compiled from live market data for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Commodity markets involve substantial risk. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.