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MacroPulse Commodities Pulse
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MacroPulse Commodities Pulse is a paid API for AI agents from macropulse-alpha.vercel.app, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Returns a macro intelligence brief covering gold, silver, WTI, Brent, natural gas, and copper prices with analysis of their forex market impact
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How this service works
Commodities brief for macro and FX agents — gold, silver, WTI/Brent crude, natural gas and copper, with the cross-asset read into commodity-linked currencies (CAD, AUD, NOK).
Output
A structured commodities brief covering spot or near-term prices and directional moves for gold, silver, WTI crude, Brent crude, natural gas, and copper, along with analysis of how those moves are influencing forex pairs and broader currency market sentiment.
Example use cases
FX session prep with commodity context
“Get me the MacroPulse brief on commodities right now — I need to know how gold and oil are positioned and whether that's driving any currency moves I should be aware of for today's session.”
Risk sentiment read from metals and energy
“Pull the macro commodities update for me — I want to see if copper and natural gas are signaling risk-on or risk-off, and how that's translating to forex pairs like AUD and CAD.”
Cross-asset commodity-FX correlation check
“Give me the MacroPulse commodities snapshot — specifically looking at where WTI and Brent are today and what that means for the Canadian and Norwegian currencies in my book.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://macropulse-alpha.vercel.app/api/commodities-pulseWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a consolidated commodity market brief specifically contextualized for forex traders, covering both energy and metals in a single call. Prefer this over individual commodity data APIs when you want cross-asset synthesis (e.g. how oil moves are affecting CAD or NOK, or how gold is influencing safe-haven flows) rather than raw price data alone.
Side effects
- Stale data if commodity feeds are delayed or unavailable
- 402 Payment Required if USDC payment header is missing or insufficient
- Service unavailable if the underlying data provider is down
- Partial brief if one or more commodity feeds fail to return data
Input
{
"session": "newyork"
}Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Output
{
"meta": {
"news_items": 0,
"fred_available": true
},
"headline": "Oil markets hold firm above $84 as summer demand season supports crude while natural gas stabilizes near $3 amid seasonal injection flows",
"narrative": "Crude oil is consolidating at technically significant levels above $84 as the summer demand cycle provides seasonal tailwinds, with OPEC+ supply management continuing to underpin the floor. The unusual Brent discount to WTI reflects localized Atlantic Basin dynamics rather than a fundamental demand breakdown, and the spread inversion should be treated as temporary. Natural gas at $3.06 is range-bound — the US market is in injection season with adequate storage builds, but the European TTF premium continues to divert LNG cargoes eastward, providing a structural floor for Henry Hub. Copper's bullish posture is the key macro signal here: if China's stimulus spending accelerates physical delivery demand at the LME, it will validate a broader risk-on rotation into growth-sensitive FX and commodities in Q3 2026. Gold's absence from the live feed does not diminish its relevance — central bank accumulation and geopolitical hedging demand remain the dominant structural bid.",
"risk_tone": "neutral",
"disclaimer": "For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.",
"commodities": {
"wti": {
"note": "WTI holding above $84 supported by summer driving demand peak and OPEC+ supply discipline keeping the market balanced.",
"posture": "bullish",
"key_level": "82.00",
"price_usd": 84.65
},
"gold": {
"note": "Gold bias remains constructive on persistent central bank demand and lingering USD uncertainty despite absence of live price feed.",
"posture": "bullish",
"key_level": "3200",
"price_usd": null
},
"brent": {
"note": "Brent trading fractionally below WTI in an unusual inversion, reflecting regional supply dynamics and Atlantic Basin crude availability.",
"posture": "neutral",
"key_level": "83.00",
"price_usd": 84.36
},
"copper": {
"note": "Copper posture remains bullish on China's infrastructure stimulus pipeline and tightening LME inventories; COMEX copper likely trading near $4.70–4.90/lb range based on recent trend synthesis.",
"unit": "USD/lb (LME)",
"posture": "bullish",
"key_level": "4.50",
"price_usd": null
},
"silver": {
"note": "Silver tracking gold's bullish posture with additional support from industrial demand tied to solar and EV supply chains.",
"posture": "bullish",
"key_level": "32.00",
"price_usd": null
},
"natural_gas": {
"note": "Henry Hub stabilizing just above $3 as seasonal injection demand competes with moderate summer cooling load in the US South.",
"unit": "USD/MMBtu (Henry Hub)",
"posture": "neutral",
"key_level": "3.00",
"price_usd": 3.06,
"eu_context": "European TTF prices are typically a significant premium to Henry Hub in mid-2026 given ongoing LNG import dependency; TTF likely trading in the €35–45/MWh range (~$10–13/MMBtu equivalent), sustaining US LNG export incentive."
}
},
"agent_action": "Sell AUD/JPY on a rally toward 102.50–103.00 as a high-conviction macro expression: copper bullishness supports AUD on dips but elevated energy import costs keep JPY structurally soft, creating a rangebound pair — fade the topside with a target of 100.50 and a stop above 103.80, capturing the energy-driven JPY pressure versus commodity-linked AUD in a neutral risk tone.",
"forex_impact": "The WTI-Brent inversion is mildly CAD-negative at the margin as Canadian heavy crude differentials widen when Brent underperforms, while NOK loses its typical Brent premium tailwind. AUD is supported by the constructive copper posture tied to China stimulus expectations, keeping AUD/USD bids alive near key support. JPY remains structurally pressured as an energy-import-dependent economy with oil above $84 and LNG import costs elevated, reinforcing JPY weakness; EUR faces a dual headwind from high TTF gas import costs and soft Eurozone growth, while USD holds a modest safe-haven bid in the current neutral risk environment.",
"generated_at": "2026-06-18T05:39:28.711Z",
"brent_wti_spread": {
"note": "Brent trading at a rare discount to WTI — a structural anomaly that signals Atlantic Basin oversupply or elevated US refinery throughput demand bidding up domestic crude.",
"value_usd": -0.29
}
}Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"corn": 485,
"wheat": 620,
"copper": 4.52,
"regime": "risk-off — USD strength weighing on commodities",
"nat_gas": 2.84,
"oil_wti": 78.2,
"gold_usd": 2387.4,
"oil_brent": 82.1
}
}Tags
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