Commodities & Global Markets — Live Prices
Live prices and daily moves for the commodities and macro benchmarks that drive every market — crude and Brent, gold, silver and copper, Bitcoin and Ether, the US Dollar Index, the 10-year Treasury yield and the VIX.
Markets don't move in isolation. A spike in crude ripples into inflation and airline stocks; a jump in the US 10-year yield pressures every growth stock on earth; a surge in gold or the dollar signals where fear is flowing. This dashboard puts the commodities and macro benchmarks that drive it all on one live screen.
Each price is the latest available with today's percentage move, grouped into energy, metals, crypto and the macro rates-and-currencies that set the tone for global risk. It's the top-of-the-world view that frames what's happening in individual stocks and sectors.
Global market indices live
The first table tracks the world's benchmark stock indices alongside the Nifty 50 and Sensex: the S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq in the US; the FTSE 100, DAX and CAC 40 in Europe; and the Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, Shanghai Composite and KOSPI in Asia. Each row shows the latest level and the change from the previous close.
Indian traders read them in a set order. Asian markets trade during the Indian morning, so the Nikkei, Hang Seng and KOSPI set the tone before and just after the NSE opens. European markets open during the Indian afternoon. The US closes overnight Indian time, so the S&P 500 and Nasdaq close is the main global cue for the next Indian open.
A global sell-off doesn't always reach Indian stocks, and a rally abroad doesn't guarantee one at home - domestic flows often decide the day. Read the global table together with the FII DII data: foreign investors are the channel through which global risk appetite usually reaches the Indian market.
Why these benchmarks matter
Energy — crude (WTI and Brent) and natural gas are the input cost of the real economy; sustained moves feed straight into inflation, transport, and margins.
Metals — gold is the fear and real-rates barometer, silver its higher-beta cousin, and copper is 'Dr. Copper', the metal with a PhD in the global growth cycle.
Crypto — Bitcoin and Ether are now part of the global risk complex, often trading as the most sensitive expression of liquidity and risk appetite.
Macro & rates — the US Dollar Index and the 10-year Treasury yield are the two prices that reprice everything else; the VIX is the market's fear gauge. When these move hard, so does every equity market, India included.
Key takeaways
- Every major commodity and macro benchmark on one live screen, with today's move.
- Energy, metals, crypto and the dollar/yields/VIX that drive global risk.
- The top-down context for what's happening in stocks and sectors.
- Free, no login — prices update through the trading day.
Frequently asked questions
How often do the prices update?
Every few minutes through the day from public market data. Commodities and macro benchmarks trade across global sessions, so the dashboard reflects the latest available price and its change versus the prior close.
Which commodities are covered?
Energy (WTI crude, Brent, natural gas), metals (gold, silver, copper, platinum), crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum) and the key macro benchmarks — the US Dollar Index, the US 10-year Treasury yield and the VIX volatility index.
Why show the dollar, yields and VIX alongside commodities?
Because they set the weather for every market. A rising dollar or 10-year yield pressures commodities, emerging markets and growth stocks; a spiking VIX marks risk-off. Seeing them together explains moves that a single-market view can't.
Is this real-time?
It's near-real-time delayed data suitable for tracking the day's moves and context, not for execution. For live tick data you'd use your broker terminal; this is the macro map.