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HeadlineWatch
Commodity-market headlines from publicly reachable, source-labelled feeds and source pages, organised by sector with source labels and precise timestamps.
About CommodityWatch
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News at spot price.
A signal-first commodity monitor built on public data.
CommodityWatch brings together the fundamentals that commodity analysts actually monitor day to day: benchmark prices, inventories, demand indicators, release schedules, and market headlines, organised for legibility and cross-reference rather than noise.
Why It Exists
Closing the gap between free data and institutional tools.
The project started from a simple observation: the gap between free commodity data and institutional platforms is enormous, and the middle has been underserved for years. Working analysts, graduate researchers, corporate hedging teams, and independent advisory shops still piece together the same information from too many tabs, spreadsheets, PDFs, and release calendars.
CommodityWatch replaces that patchwork with a coherent, carefully sourced market view. It is built to make commodity markets easier to scan, compare, and trust without imitating a financial terminal.
What’s Inside
Seven modules, one shared market view.
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PriceWatch
Benchmark commodity prices across energy, metals, and agriculture, with historical context and contract-level detail views where the source coverage supports them.
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InventoryWatch
Storage and stock indicators across public oil, gas, grain, precious-metals, and ETF-linked sources, with seasonal context and days-of-supply or stocks-to-use ratios where defensible.
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DemandWatch
Demand-side indicators organised by a seven-tier reliability taxonomy, with provenance, observation timing, revision context, and source notes attached.
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CalendarWatch
Scheduled market releases from agencies and institutions that matter to commodity desks, with direct links back to the issuing source.
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WeatherWatch
Live commodity-weather signals across energy demand, power, agriculture, marine logistics, and Rhine hydrology, with source timing and methodology attached.
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Signal Atlas
A spatial signal board that places commodity-market events and source-linked context on a common map.
How The Data Works
Source-first methods, explicit caveats, no black box.
CommodityWatch prioritises public, official, or institutionally disclosed sources. Source classifications are operational product metadata, not legal advice. HeadlineWatch links to source pages; it does not mirror article bodies or reproduce paid assessment values.
Derived metrics are not hidden behind marketing language. Seasonal context, days-of-supply conventions, revision handling, and demand-tier classifications are documented in plain English, with the fuller technical notes collected on the Methodology page.
Operating Principles
Built for professional market monitoring.
CommodityWatch is developed with experience in commodity price reporting, financial data infrastructure, market research, and economics.
The operating principle is simple: a tool used by a thousand careful analysts is more valuable than a generic dashboard seen by a million casual visitors. That is why the platform is opinionated about what it covers, how it presents data, and which data-quality practices matter.
Feedback And Corrections
Keep the record precise.
Source corrections, data-quality reports, and methodology questions help keep CommodityWatch accurate. Each published dataset remains tied to its source, observation time, and stated limitations.
Send corrections and source questions through the Contact page.