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Futures Quotes + Futures Charts
Overview
Quotes + Charts includes complete market data and enhanced features such as key technical numbers.
Please use the menu below to select a futures market sector. Click contract links for monthly calendar strips or the letter links on the right for the following:
Q = Quote, C = Chart, O = Options, T = Technicals.
Futures Market Sectors
Custom Quote Board
Create your own Custom Quote Portfolio to enhance your commodity trading experience! Store up to 15 quotes on the markets you watch most without entering symbols. » Launch Custom Quotes
Custom Futures Charts
Need more charting flexibility?
dt Custom Futures Charts offer powerful flexibility and technical analysis that enable our customers to make informed technical trading decisions. Define your own study parameters, view multiple studies at-a-glance, utilize popular trend lines such as Gann, Fibonacci and Retracements, choose Intra-day, Weekly or Monthly timeframes, and much more. » Launch Custom Charts
Technical Analysis Learning Center
Also be sure to review our Technical Analysis Chart Learning Center which contains over 31 different technical studies, all with user-definable study parameters, including crack spread, crush spread, and moving average.
dt Custom Futures News
- European companies and positive job data boost stocks: Stock index futures gained on Thursday morning, boosted by positive earnings figures from the European markets and job data which showed a slight but sustained recovery. Just before markets opened, Dow Jones Industrial Average index futures were up 55 points to 10,503, while S&P 500 futures gained 7.4 points to 1,109.5 and Nasdaq 100 futures rose 10.25 points to 1,880. Read more
- Silver drops as gold settles slightly higher: The two metals diverged in Wednesday trading, with physical demand and investors seeking a discount moving into gold, while bearish economic data hit silver. Read more
- Gold's future depends on major shocks, says economist: Julian Jessop, the chief international economist at Capital Economics, opined in the paper's Investor's Notebook that the price of gold looks set to slip, barring some major "shock" from the euro-zone, Japan or China. Read more
Follow our breaking new stories and get a unique take on current events that may impact the commodity futures markets. Multiple new articles are posted each weekday.
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