What is a Commodity ?

Commodities are the raw materials required to keep economies around the world in motion. There are four primary categories of commodities currently traded on the Market Including :


Energy:

This includes Gasoline, Heating Oil, Natural Gas and Crude Oil. 

Livestock and Meat:

Lean Hogs, Pork Bellies, Live Cattle and Feeder cattle are all included in this Category. 

Metals :

Gold, Silver, Platinum and Copper are all traded daily in the Commodities Exchange. 

Agricultural :

This category includes raw materials such as Corn, Soybeans, Cocoa, Coffee, Cotton and Sugar. 

 

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Products are not made in the same place where they are required. More often than not, the production house or the supply chain will be in a completely different place from that of the place where there is a requirement. It is the traders who distribute the product from the place of production to various locations as per the demand. In fact, an apt example would be a commodity like oil, which is predominantly produced in the Middle East and yet it is sold more in the Asian countries.

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The exchangeable value of all commodities, rises as the difficulties of their production increase.


Gold

OIL

 

 

 

COAL