Silver futures fell 1.47% to 62.920
Silver futures update: 62.920 USD per troy ounce, -1.47% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
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Contact the newsroomSilver futures update: 62.920 USD per troy ounce, -1.47% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
The explicitly identified November Brent financial-futures contract was 73 cents below its prior vendor close, while trading above the midpoint of its reported daily range.
Henry Hub's October contract was down 0.58% against the vendor's prior close in the September 16 snapshot, just $0.006 per MMBtu above its reported low.
The September 16 quote was 2.23 cents below the same November contract's prior close, after checking the named maturity separately from the rolling gasoline series.
Corn's September 16 delayed quote was three ticks below its reported session high, while the vendor's dated daily bars confirmed the 535.75-cent comparison price.
The explicitly identified December 2026 SRW wheat contract was 3.50 cents above its prior vendor close, within a reported 724.50-736.00-cent daily range.
Soybean futures were 10 cents above the prior vendor close in the September 16 snapshot, while their percentage gain exceeded those of the tracked corn and wheat series.
The November heating-oil contract was 0.15% above its September 15 close, extending a much larger previous-session increase in this delayed September 16 reading.
December cotton was up four points, or 0.05%, in the delayed September 16 quote, while a wider 1.03-cent range showed movement beyond the small net change.
December cocoa was down $22, or 0.37%, from its September 15 close, leaving the quoted contract about 2.03% below Monday's level.
The verified October Sugar No. 11 contract was 0.20 cent below its prior-session reference, with the delayed quote near the lower end of its range.
WTI crude's October contract was $1.28 below the vendor's September 15 close, with the delayed September 16 reading between a $103.76 low and $105.63 high.
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