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Every available price identifies its market, currency, unit and reporting month. Iron ore uses USD per dry tonne for the modern spot series; base metals use USD per tonne.
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Monthly averages, clearly labelled. Benchmarks are checked for new publications hourly. They are not live exchange quotes or Indian spot offers. Freight, duties, GST and local premiums are not added.
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MoM compares consecutive monthly averages for the same benchmark. A rise is shown in amber and a fall in blue; these colours do not indicate a recommendation. ☆ Watchlists are saved on this device.
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PHYSICAL MARKETS
More than the materials we trade.
Coverage includes a separate watch space for Indian steel and scrap, coking coal, met coke, pet coke, ferroalloys and non-ferrous scrap.
Spot assessments need their own feed.
Prices for these markets are currently marked “Feed required”. A licensed physical-market feed must be connected before those prices can appear. Thermal coal is never used as a substitute for coking coal or coke.
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Publication, not a trading tick.
The World Bank Pink Sheet publishes monthly averages. Automatic checks look for revisions and new months; the displayed reporting period changes only when the source changes.
Visible gaps. Preserved history.
Missing prices are shown without a number. If a source fails, the last successful dataset remains visible with its original dates and a warning. No indicative or sample prices are substituted.
Source: World Bank Commodity Price Data (Pink Sheet) · CC BY 4.0. InfraKart selects commodities and calculates monthly changes and charts from the source data. No affiliation with, or endorsement by, the World Bank or exchanges is implied.
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