Silver December futures at $64.995, up 1.78% in September 16 snapshot
The December silver contract rose $1.139 an ounce against its matched September 15 reference, outperforming gold in the captured futures observations.
The December silver contract rose $1.139 an ounce against its matched September 15 reference, outperforming gold in the captured futures observations.
COMEX copper’s delayed quote sat inside a $6.4400–$6.5045 range; this report keeps the pound-based futures price distinct from other copper benchmarks.
The platinum snapshot was $7.50 above its reported session low and $22.90 below the high; contract exposure and daily-return limitations are explained separately.
Palladium’s delayed December quote stood below the middle of its reported range; a 100-ounce contract makes the $25.50 span equivalent to $2,550 in exposure.
Soybeans futures update: 1,319.25 US cents per bushel, +1.15% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
Coffee futures update: 283.35 US cents per pound, -2.46% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
Cocoa futures update: 5,860.00 USD per tonne, -2.71% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
Sugar No. 11 futures update: 18.90 US cents per pound, -0.84% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
Cotton No. 2 futures update: 84.54 US cents per pound, -4.17% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
Live cattle futures update: 223.20 US cents per pound, -0.87% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
Lean hogs futures update: 69.58 US cents per pound, -2.35% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
Corn futures update: 535.75 US cents per bushel, +0.47% versus the displayed previous close, with contract and timestamp limitations explained.
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