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Morning commodities board — 2026-09-11 (Asia/Jerusalem)

Published 12 Sept 2026, 00:54 GMT+3

Verified futures board covering Gold, Silver, Copper, Brent crude, WTI crude, Natural gas. Largest absolute move: Brent crude (-2.98%).

Verified exchange futures references as of the latest Yahoo Finance chart observation. Display timezone for this publication stamp: Asia/Jerusalem (12 Sept 2026, 00:54 GMT+3).

Instrument, unit, and contract note are listed below. Figures are continuous front-month futures, not OTC dealer quotes or physical invoice prices.

Gold (gold): 4,390.00 USD (USD per troy ounce); session change +0.58% (25.50 USD). Observation: 11 Sept 2026, 23:59:59 GMT+3. Continuous front-month futures (Yahoo GC=F).

Silver (silver): 65.02 USD (USD per troy ounce); session change +1.14% (0.74 USD). Observation: 11 Sept 2026, 23:59:57 GMT+3. Continuous front-month futures (Yahoo SI=F).

Copper (copper): 6.56 USD (USD per pound); session change +1.39% (0.09 USD). Observation: 11 Sept 2026, 23:59:57 GMT+3. Continuous front-month futures (Yahoo HG=F).

Brent crude (brent): 104.42 USD (USD per barrel); session change -2.98% (-3.21 USD). Observation: 11 Sept 2026, 23:59:57 GMT+3. Continuous front-month futures (Yahoo BZ=F).

WTI crude (wti): 99.99 USD (USD per barrel); session change -2.43% (-2.49 USD). Observation: 11 Sept 2026, 23:59:59 GMT+3. Continuous front-month futures (Yahoo CL=F).

Natural gas (natgas): 2.82 USD (USD per MMBtu); session change -0.49% (-0.01 USD). Observation: 11 Sept 2026, 23:59:58 GMT+3. Henry Hub continuous front-month futures (Yahoo NG=F).

Largest absolute percentage move among available contracts: Brent crude at -2.98%.

Energy prices respond to physical balances (production, refining margins, inventories), weather-driven demand, OPEC+ policy communication, and geopolitical risk premia. This note reports verified futures settlement references only; it does not assert a specific inventory print or policy decision unless independently confirmed.

Readers should separate front-month futures from physical procurement prices and identify delivery location and contract month before drawing exposure conclusions.

Macro and geopolitics can affect commodities through USD strength, rate expectations, trade policy, and supply-route risk. This brief does not invent event claims; treat external headlines as separate evidence requiring their own timestamps.

No performance track record, forecast accuracy claim, or trading recommendation is implied.

Research and educational information only. Not investment advice. No forecast performance is claimed.