On October 26, global commodity prices displayed a blend of gains and declines across key markets. Gold traded at $4,019.63 per ounce, up $24.00 or 0.60% from the previous close, while silver hovered at $54.225 per ounce, rising $0.276 or 0.51%. In the energy sector, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude fell to $100.73 per barrel, a drop of $2.54 or 2.46%, and Brent crude slid to $109.55, down $2.15 or 1.92%. Base metals were largely flat; copper settled at $6.5145 per pound, up $0.0070 or 0.11%, and aluminium closed at $3,056.90 per tonne, gaining $9.60 or 0.32%. Natural gas prices were slightly lower, at $3.024 per MMBtu, a decrease of $0.026 or 0.85%. These figures were recorded between 04:00 and 08:00 UTC on the 26th of October, reflecting the market’s response to ongoing economic data and geopolitical developments.