Gold & real yields
Gold often responds to changes in inflation-adjusted interest rates and the US dollar.
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Commodity prices
Gold and crude oil spot prices with historical charts and market driver analysis.
Gold spot · USD
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Prices come from OilPriceAPI's free tier, GoldAPI, or historical daily closes depending on availability; the pill above shows this price's source. Historical data: EIA and FRED for oil; daily closes for gold and silver. Not suitable for trading. Always verify with a regulated broker or exchange.
Market context
Gold and crude oil sit at the intersection of monetary policy, economic growth, geopolitics, and inflation. Watching them together provides a sharper view of market expectations.
Gold often responds to changes in inflation-adjusted interest rates and the US dollar.
Crude prices reflect global consumption, inventories, producer policy, and logistics.
Together, both assets can signal shifts in inflation and growth expectations.
Common questions
Prices come from OilPriceAPI's free demo tier and are refreshed server-side about every 75 minutes. Each price shows the provider's timestamp in Pacific time and a Live, Delayed, or Last close badge.
Interest-rate expectations, real yields, currency strength, central-bank demand, geopolitical risk, and investor positioning can all influence gold prices.
They represent different crude grades and delivery locations. Quality, transport constraints, inventories, and regional supply-demand balances create the spread.
No. These are reference prices from a free demo API, not executable quotes. Always use prices from a regulated broker or exchange for trading decisions.