Country comparison
Commodity Price Index by Country
A commodity price index is a weighted aggregate of multiple commodity prices — typically energy, metals, and agriculture. Each central bank publishes its own index reflecting its trade structure (BoC commodity index, RBA index of commodity prices, etc.).
Why compare Commodity Price Index across countries?
Commodity-price indices track the export-revenue side of commodity-currency economies and the import-cost side of manufactured-goods importers. They are a primary driver of AUD, CAD, NZD, NOK, and BRL via the terms-of-trade channel.
How to read the country list
Read year-over-year change for the trend and three-month change for momentum. Compare with the home-currency TWI to see whether terms of trade are improving or deteriorating.
Supported countries
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| Country / Currency | Frequency | Unit | Source | History | Links |
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Canada
CAD / Canadian Dollar
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Weekly | USD Index | National Statistics Office | History from 2000-01-05 (26.5 years) |