Front-month futures and the funds that track them. A future is what the commodity is worth; an ETF is what you can actually hold — it carries an expense ratio and drifts from spot, so the two are labelled separately rather than blurred together. Click any row for price history, producing countries and the companies exposed to it.
| Symbol | Name | Category | Kind | Last | Change | Priced in |
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