Commodity Market Snapshot - Nov 14, 2025

The latest available commodity market data reveals a landscape of varied performance, with eleven major commodities tracked showing a split between gains and losses today. Five commodities posted positive performance, while six concluded with negative movements, leaving no commodities unchanged.

 

In the energy sector, crude oil benchmarks experienced minor upward shifts. WTI Crude Oil (CLUSD) rose by 1.38% to $59.50, and Brent Crude Oil (BZUSD) advanced by 1.25% to $63.80. In contrast, Natural Gas (NGUSD) saw a significant decline of 2.71%, settling at $4.52, a movement that could reflect evolving short-term supply and demand balances in the natural gas market.

Precious metals registered minor dips. Gold Futures (GCUSD) edged down by 0.23% to $4177.20, and Silver Futures (SIUSD) decreased by 0.96% to $52.56. These movements indicate a relatively stable period for the safe-haven assets without significant shifts in broader market sentiment.

 

Industrial metals saw limited movement, with Copper (HGUSD) experiencing a minor negative adjustment, falling by 0.31% to $5.07. This suggests consistent industrial demand without strong directional momentum.

 

The agricultural sector presented notable activity. Wheat Futures (KEUSX) surged by a significant 5.94% to $557.00, marking a major event change that often points to concerns over immediate supply or shifts in the global agricultural outlook. Soybean Futures (ZSUSX) also gained 1.59% to $1150.00, while Corn Futures (ZCUSX) recorded a minor increase of 0.11% to $441.50. The strong performance in wheat and soybeans could be indicative of underlying supply adjustments or robust demand conditions.

 

Soft commodities experienced minor declines. Coffee (KCUSX) decreased by 0.95% to $399.80, and Sugar (SBUSX) fell by 0.62% to $14.43, reflecting modest adjustments in their respective markets.