Commodity Insights MCP. Get benchmark prices for oil, gas, metals, and crops.

You connect your agent directly to over 12,000 daily price assessments from global commodity markets. This server pulls benchmark data—the kind used by major traders—covering everything from crude oil futures to fertilizer costs.

When you use this platform, you get immediate access to current market snapshots and the historical data needed for serious trend analysis. You don't need to stitch together data from a dozen different sources; it all comes through your AI client.

Energy Markets: From Oil Wells to Power Grids

If you're dealing with energy, you got tools covering every corner of the market. Use get_crude_oil_prices when you need spot and forward assessments for major crudes like WTI, Brent, or Dubai/Oman. For natural gas, get_natural_gas_prices provides pricing across key hubs—Henry Hub, TTF, and JKM—so you're always tracking regional volatility. You can track refined fuels using get_refined_products_prices, pulling current and historical costs for Diesel (ULSD), Gasoline (RBOB), and Jet Fuel.

The electricity side is covered by get_power_prices, which gives wholesale assessments from major regions like PJM, ERCOT, or CAISO.

Beyond the basics, you can track coal movements with get_coal_prices for grades like Newcastle and API2. For petrochemicals, get_petrochemicals_prices gets current feedstocks like Ethylene, Propylene, and Benzene globally. You also track specialized energy assets: use get_energy_transition_data to monitor metrics like carbon credits (EUA), battery metals (Lithium, Cobalt), and renewable energy certificates (RECs).

If you need to know how a specific benchmark price was calculated—say, for the crude oil or natural gas assessments—you pull that intel using get_assessment_methodology.

Metals and Industrial Goods: The Foundation of Industry

For metals, you've got two tools. Use get_metals_prices to get current and historical pricing on both base metals like Copper and Aluminum, and precious metals such as Gold and Silver. You can also track industrial feedstocks with get_petrochemicals_prices or follow the price movements of refined products using get_refined_products_prices. If you need to cross-compare how diesel costs relate to natural gas benchmarks in one go, this server lets you do that.

Agriculture and Resources: Feeding the World

When it comes to agriculture, you use get_agriculture_prices to get current and historical assessments for staple crops—think corn, wheat, soybeans, and rice. That tool also covers fertilizers like Urea. If you need a broad idea of what's available before you start querying, run list_commodity_categories first; it lists every commodity type the server supports.

Historical Analysis and Scope Management

For backtesting models or analyzing long-term trends, you pull time-series data for any major commodity using get_historical_commodity_prices. You can map out market methodologies, finding the source documents that explain exactly how a benchmark price was determined. By giving you this comprehensive toolset—from tracking global power assessments with get_power_prices to getting agricultural prices via get_agriculture_prices—you get one place for every major commodity group.