Explore the latest available prices for precious metals, industrial metals, crude oil, and U.S. natural gas. Every price clearly shows its date, currency, unit, and source.
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Latest price check: . Each row below shows its own time and basis.
Precious metals use fresh hourly spot references, with daily snapshots retained for history and fallback. WTI and Brent add indicative rolling-futures references checked every 15 minutes while keeping delayed daily EIA spot history separate. Industrial metals, Dubai and US natural gas use monthly averages. Check each observation date before comparing prices. See sources and update frequency →
| Commodity | Reference price USD | Change¹ | 12-month trend | Price basis | Price page |
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Gold
Precious metals
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$3,951.20 02 Nov 2026 14:10 UTCDelay: 3 minutes ago | → +1.26% |
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Hourly spot reference per troy-oz | Check Gold Price |
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Silver
Precious metals
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$51.04 02 Nov 2026 14:10 UTCDelay: 3 minutes ago | → +1.70% |
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Hourly spot reference per troy-oz | Check Silver Price |
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Platinum
Precious metals
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$1,457.00 02 Nov 2026 14:10 UTCDelay: 3 minutes ago | → +1.18% |
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Hourly spot reference per troy-oz | Check Platinum Price |
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Palladium
Precious metals
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$992.00 02 Nov 2026 14:10 UTCDelay: 3 minutes ago | → +0.00% |
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Hourly spot reference per troy-oz | Check Palladium Price |
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Copper
Industrial metals
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$14,474.00 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | → +1.03% |
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Monthly average per tonne | Check Copper Price |
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Aluminium
Industrial metals
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$3,283.00 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | → +0.98% |
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Monthly average per tonne | Check Aluminium Price |
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Nickel
Industrial metals
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$16,324.00 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | -2.55% |
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Monthly average per tonne | Check Nickel Price |
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Zinc
Industrial metals
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$4,021.00 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | → +3.77% |
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Monthly average per tonne | Check Zinc Price |
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Lead
Industrial metals
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$1,873.00 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | → +0.97% |
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Monthly average per tonne | Check Lead Price |
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Tin
Industrial metals
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$53,712.00 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | -3.02% |
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Monthly average per tonne | Check Tin Price |
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WTI crude oil
Energy
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$97.84 02 Nov 2026 13:50 UTCLatest market update · Mon 02 Nov | -6.03% |
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Indicative futures reference per barrel | Check WTI crude oil Price |
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Brent crude oil
Energy
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$117.70 30 Oct 2026 18:26 UTCLatest market close · Fri 30 Oct | → +2.45% |
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Indicative futures reference per barrel | Check Brent crude oil Price |
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Dubai crude oil
Energy
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$93.30 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | → +17.06% |
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Monthly average per barrel | Check Dubai crude oil Price |
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US natural gas
Energy
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$2.95 Sep 2026 averageLatest monthly release | → +6.50% |
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Monthly average per MMBtu | Check US natural gas Price |
¹ Change from the preceding observation of the same series. Daily and hourly delays use the source timestamp. Monthly badges identify the newest published source month; monthly averages are not live quotes. How to read this data →
Our source-linked model combines the latest accepted rolling-futures reference, recent market momentum and corroborated oil-market reporting. These are transparent scenarios—not promises or trading advice.
Model updated 02 Nov 2026, 12:27 UTC. The full analysis shows its dated sources, assumptions and alternative horizons.
The model currently leans upward. Recent futures momentum is +15.11%, while source-linked news shifts the scenario by +15.44%. Evidence themes include diplomatic easing, escalation risk, shipping disruption. Corroboration is higher across 10 independent sources.
Scenario range: $128.87–$163.17 by 27 Nov 2026, based on the 30 Oct 2026, 18:26 UTC reference.
See evidence and assumptions →The model currently leans upward. Recent futures momentum is +11.52%, while source-linked news shifts the scenario by +15.53%. Evidence themes include diplomatic easing, escalation risk, shipping disruption. Corroboration is higher across 10 independent sources.
Scenario range: $108.52–$138.62 by 30 Nov 2026, based on the 2 Nov 2026, 12:05 UTC reference.
See evidence and assumptions →How to read this: “Upward” or “downward” describes the model’s current pressure signal. The range is deliberately wider than the central scenario because news can change quickly and oil futures can move before a daily chart updates.
Quick answer: at the latest hourly spot reference (2 Nov 2026, 14:10 UTC), one gram of gold is worth about $127.03 and one kilogram about $127,034. One troy ounce is 31.1035 grams.
| Currency | Per gram | Per troy ounce | Per kilogram |
|---|---|---|---|
| USD | 127.03 | 3,951.20 | 127,034 |
| EUR | 113.62 | 3,534.11 | 113,624 |
| GBP | 94.87 | 2,950.72 | 94,868 |
| INR | 12,063.15 | 375,205.95 | 12,063,151 |
| AED | 466.53 | 14,510.78 | 466,532 |
| AUD | 180.90 | 5,626.51 | 180,896 |
| CAD | 177.57 | 5,522.99 | 177,568 |
| Currency | Per gram | Per troy ounce | Per kilogram |
|---|---|---|---|
| USD | 1.64 | 51.04 | 1,641 |
| EUR | 1.47 | 45.65 | 1,468 |
| GBP | 1.23 | 38.12 | 1,225 |
| INR | 155.83 | 4,846.76 | 155,827 |
| AED | 6.03 | 187.44 | 6,026 |
| AUD | 2.34 | 72.68 | 2,337 |
| CAD | 2.29 | 71.34 | 2,294 |
Fine-metal reference values converted with reference exchange rates dated 2026-11-02. They exclude dealer premiums, making charges and tax, so a shop price for a coin, bar or piece of jewellery will differ. See the gold price chart, the silver price chart or the troy ounce guide.
Both ratios divide two hourly spot references of the same kind. They describe relative value, not a forecast.
Quick answer: monthly price history goes back to 1960 for gold, silver, platinum, copper, aluminium, nickel, zinc, lead, tin, Brent, Dubai and US natural gas, and to 1982 for WTI. Every chart has a free CSV download.
The chart plots stored gold reference observations in USD per troy ounce; the date and source below identify the latest point.
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No. Gold, silver, platinum and palladium show an hourly spot reference, with daily history behind it. WTI and Brent show an indicative futures reference checked every 15 minutes, alongside delayed daily EIA spot history. Industrial metals, Dubai and US natural gas use monthly averages. The label and time beside each price identify its basis. None of these values is an executable dealer quote. The methodology explains the source and frequency of each series.
Compare the observation time, currency, unit and type of price. A daily reference, monthly average, futures settlement and dealer offer measure different things. Retail products also include premiums and costs. Use the bullion premium calculator to examine a quoted purchase price.
Choose from 14 display currencies. Precious metals default to troy ounces, industrial metals to metric tonnes, crude oil to barrels and US natural gas to MMBtu. Metal charts also support grams and other weights. Historical currency conversions use the latest reference FX rate across the series, so they do not show historical returns in that currency. Convert metal weights →
Visit the oil benchmark comparison, then explore WTI and Brent separately. Each has its own series. US natural gas is a separate energy market with a different pricing unit.
