In November, silver and natural gas saw double-digit gains, while cocoa, frozen concentrated orange juice, Bitcoin, and Ethereum dropped over 10%. Silver futures surged 17.25% to a record high of $57.245 per ounce and settled at $57.163. Gold, platinum, and palladium also saw gains.

The USDA’s November WASDE report was bullish for soybeans and corn but bearish for wheat. Soybeans led after Trump and Xi’s meeting, boosting U.S. exports to China. Soybean and corn futures rose, while wheat futures declined.

Livestock futures saw declines in November, with cattle, lean hog, and feeder cattle futures falling. Natural gas prices rose with the end of the injection season and increased heating demand due to cold temperatures.

NYMEX natural gas prices rose 11.01% in November, settling just below key resistance levels. Crude oil, gasoline, and heating oil futures were lower, while coal and ethanol prices varied. Soft commodities like FCOJ and cocoa fell, while sugar and coffee rose.

Lumber futures dropped as construction season waned, and Bitcoin and Ethereum prices tanked. The stock market saw marginal gains, with S&P 500 edging up. Meats and gasoline are expected to weaken, while natural gas may strengthen in winter.

Metals like gold, silver, and copper remain bullish, supported by declining fiat currencies. Stocks face roadblocks amid economic uncertainty. Commodities likely to see continued volatility in December.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Barchart- Commodity Roundup- November’s Top Performers and Underperformers