Commodity reference prices | Product workbenches

Question this workbench answers

How are energy, metals and agricultural cost cycles changing?

First screen

Commodity/unit/frequency
price cycle
same-unit spreads

Panels the original workbook places on the first screen of this product page.

Sections

Overview
Energy spreads
Cycle seasonality
Correlation
Cost scenarios

Reports in this workbench

ID	Title and research question	Panels	Chart	Priority
commodities-01	Commodity reference price overview	Commodity reference price overview Line chart + latest observation cards Data detail	Line	Workbench #1 P0
commodities-02	Commodity gainers and losers ranking	Commodity gainers and losers ranking Bar chart Data detail	Bar	Workbench #2 P0
commodities-03	Brent-WTI regional price spread	Brent-WTI regional price spread Two lines + spread Data detail	Multi-series	Workbench #3 P0
commodities-04	Global natural gas reference price spreads	Global natural gas reference price spreads Monthly multi-line chart Data detail	Multi-series	Workbench #4 P1
commodities-05	Commodity seasonal ranges	Commodity seasonal ranges Monthly box plot + current-year line Data detail	Multi-series	Workbench #5 P1
commodities-06	Energy and metals price cycles	Energy and metals price cycles Multi-line chart rebased to 100 Data detail	Multi-series	Workbench #6 P1
commodities-07	Commodity price change correlation matrix	Commodity price change correlation matrix Correlation heatmap Data detail	Multi-series	Workbench #7 P1
commodities-08	Corporate input cost scenarios	Corporate input cost scenarios Weighted cost index + scenario bars Data detail	Bar	Workbench #8 P2
commodities-09	Futures term structure and contango/backwardation	Futures term structure and contango/backwardation Line chart by contract month Data detail	Line	Workbench #9 P2
commodities-10	Continuous futures rolls and investable return	Continuous futures rolls and investable return Multi-chart: price, roll contribution, return Data detail	Multi-series	Workbench #10 P2

Priority is a planning estimate from the original specification workbook, not popularity or performance. Catalogue reports are ordered 1–1,000; product reports are ranked only within their own workbench.

Limitations

Observations are not OHLCV. The original precious metals series have been removed. Not stitched into tradable continuous futures.

The plotted values are generated sample data and do not result from this calculation.