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Commodity RSI

Metals, energy and grains on one RSI map: spot stretched moves in gold, oil or gas at a glance.

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Commodity RSI map

Every dot is a commodity on the 24h timeframe, grouped by type; the amber dashed line is the group median.

Median RSI · RSI 24h 43.8
Overbought > 70 · 0 Neutral 30–70 · 9 Oversold < 30 · 1 Center 50 Group median Swipe chart →
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Commodity groups

Median RSI 24h of metals, energy and agriculture.

  1. Industrial metals1 commodities 51.7
  2. Energy3 commodities 49.7
  3. Agriculture2 commodities 45.2
  4. Precious metals4 commodities 1 <30 34.8

RSI heatmap

Every cell is calculated from the latest fully closed candle of its timeframe.

10 commodities
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RSI heatmap
#AssetGroupRSI 24hPriceRSI 15mRSI 1hRSI 4hRSI 7dSignal
1 Copper COPPER Industrial metals 51.7 $6.5740 33.4 33.3 41.4 57.2 Neutral
2 Corn CORN Agriculture 45.5 $530.5000 49.5 41.3 39.5 58.8 Neutral
3 Natural Gas NATGAS Energy 62.4 $3.2680 41.5 33.5 51.3 50.5 Neutral
4 Crude Oil Brent UKOIL Energy 49.7 $103.0700 44.0 50.4 68.9 57.7 Neutral
5 Crude Oil WTI USOIL Energy 42.7 $91.2400 42.8 48.9 63.3 53.5 Neutral
6 Wheat WHEAT Agriculture 44.9 $794.5000 32.4 35.0 44.9 55.5 Neutral
7 Silver XAGUSD Precious metals 38.3 $59.1100 52.5 37.4 31.1 42.9 Neutral
8 Gold XAUUSD Precious metals 34.3 $4,137.41 57.1 48.8 41.0 42.4 Neutral
9 Palladium XPDUSD Precious metals 27.0 $1,130.75 51.5 41.4 32.2 37.2 Oversold
10 Platinum XPTUSD Precious metals 35.3 $1,641.71 51.2 38.1 33.6 42.7 Neutral

How to read the RSI map

01

What RSI measures

The Relative Strength Index compares recent price moves on a 0–100 scale. We use Wilder’s 14-period method on closed front-month futures candles (Yahoo Finance: GC=F, CL=F …).

02

Why 30 and 70 matter

Below 30 signals unusually weak momentum; above 70 signals unusually strong momentum. Treat both as context, not an instruction to buy or sell.

03

Compare timeframes

Futures roll to the next contract every month or quarter, which can create a small jump in price. Energy reacts sharply to inventory data, so compare several timeframes.