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Commodities market overview

25 commodities measured · updated 02 November 2026, 11:58 UTC

What the segment is doing

Across the 25 commodities covered, 76% are in a measured downtrend (19 of 25). Weakness is broad rather than isolated.

Only 16% of the segment trades above its 200-period moving average: the longer-term structure remains the weaker side of the picture.

The average 14-period RSI stands at 32.0, with 13 at or below 30. Depressed readings can persist for as long as the trend does.

The widest session gap runs from Crude Oil Futures at +0.95% to KC Wheat Futures at -0.5%, a spread of 1.45 percentage points between the strongest and weakest instrument.

9 instruments show a Bollinger-inside-Keltner squeeze, including Cocoa Futures, Soybean Futures, Oats Futures. A squeeze precedes an expansion in range without indicating its direction.

Relative volume is running above 1.5× its usual level on Palladium Futures (2.6×), Silver Futures (2.5×), Gold Futures (2.3×), so the move there is backed by more participation than a normal session.

Energy, metals and agricultural markets react to physical supply and demand as well as to the dollar, which is why they frequently diverge from equities.

Measured aggregates

Instruments covered
25
In an uptrend
6 (24%)
In a downtrend
19 (76%)
Average RSI (14)
32.0
Above the 200-period MA
4 of 25 (16%)
Above the 50-period MA
4 of 25 (16%)
Volatility squeezes
9
Overbought / oversold
2 / 13

Session leaders and laggards

Strongest on the session

Weakest on the session

Momentum extremes

Compression and participation

Volatility squeeze in place

Relative volume above 1.5×

Scheduled events in view

A scheduled release can override any measured signal. The macro event radar tracks what is due and when.

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