Commodity prices
Know the real price before you buy.
Spot, forward, futures, and historical commodity prices across 20,000+ series and 150+ countries. Independent, transaction-based, and traceable to the source, so you can check any quote in seconds.
Live prices
EUR/mt · WoW change
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Our users
Trusted by procurement teams that negotiate on price
Spot prices
Verify any quote against the live market.
2,600+ spot price series, updated daily, across every market your team buys. When a supplier sends a number, you can check it against an independent benchmark in seconds instead of taking it on trust.
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Live spotIllustrative example · Butter, EU
Forward, futures & history
Every price type, for every market.
Spot tells you today. Forward and futures tell you where the market is heading. History tells you whether today is cheap or dear. Vesper carries all of them, so you have the full picture before you commit.
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Spot prices
Today's market price, updated daily
Forward prices
Where the market is pricing months out
Futures
Exchange-traded contract prices
Historical prices
Full history behind every series
Price comparisons
Compare regions, grades, and origins
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Independent benchmark
One reference price the whole market trusts.
For dairy, vegetable oils, and sugar, the Vesper Price Index turns thousands of real transactions into a single independent benchmark. It is the number procurement and finance teams write into contracts.
Explore the price indexVesper Price Index
Weekly142.6
Dairy VPI
+0.9%118.3
Veg oils VPI
-0.4%131.0
Sugar VPI
+1.2%Illustrative index levels · Rebased to 100
Prices by market
Commodity prices for every market
Open any market to see the products, prices, and series Vesper tracks for it, from dairy and grains to chemicals and packaging.
Grains & oilseeds
Soft commodities
Industrial & inputs
Commodity intelligence
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Commodity platform
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Common questions
Commodity prices FAQ
How does Vesper source commodity prices?
Prices come from hundreds of independent sources: government agencies, futures exchanges, licensed data partners, and Vesper's own transaction-based research. Every price is traceable to its source, so you can stand behind it in a negotiation.
What is the difference between spot, forward, and futures prices?
A spot price is what the market pays today. A forward price is what buyers and sellers agree now for delivery later. A futures price is a standardised contract traded on an exchange. Vesper carries all three where they exist, so you can see the current price and where the market expects it to go.
Can I see historical commodity prices?
Yes. Every price series carries its full history, so you can chart where a price has been over months or years. That context is what lets you tell whether today's quote is high, low, or fair.
Which currencies and units are prices shown in?
Prices come in their native currency and unit, and you can convert to the currency and unit your team works in. That means no manual EUR/USD or per-tonne maths before you compare a quote.
How is this different from a commodity price index?
Individual prices tell you what one product costs in one place. A price index is a single representative benchmark built from many transactions. Vesper offers both: thousands of individual price series, plus the Vesper Price Index for dairy, vegetable oils, and sugar. See the commodity price index page for the benchmark.