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File1: Time series of commodity futures from 2000 until present. Includes 23 different commodities. File2: Categories for each commodity.

All prices are quoted in Euros.

The different commodities included in the commodity_prices.csv file are described below:

1. Energy

a/ Natural Gas: quoted in EUR/MMBtu.
b/ Low Sulphur Gas Oil: quoted in EUR/MT.
c/ WTI Crude: quoted in EUR/barrel.
d/ Brent Crude: quoted in EUR/barrel.
e/ ULS Diesel: quoted in EUR/gallon.
f/ Gasoline: quoted in EUR/gallon.

2. Industrial Metals

a/ Copper: quoted in EUR/lb.
b/ Aluminum: quoted in EUR/MT.
c/ Zinc: quoted in EUR/MT.
d/ Nickel: quoted in EUR/MT.

3. Precious Metals

a/ Gold: quoted in EUR/t oz.
b/ Silver: quoted in EUR/t oz.

4. Grains

a/ Corn: quoted in EUR/bushel.
b/ Soybeans: quoted in EUR/bushel.
c/ Wheat: quoted in EUR/bushel.
d/ Soybean Oil: quoted in EUR/lb.
e/ Soybean Meal: quoted in EUR/T.
f/ HRW Wheat: quoted in EUR/bushel.

5. Livestock

a/ Live cattle: quoted in EUR/lb.
b/ Lean Hogs: quoted in EUR/lb.

6. Softs

a/ Sugar: quoted in EUR/lb.
b/ Coffee: quoted in EUR/lb.
c/ Cotton: quoted in EUR/lb.

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Web-scraped from multiple sources.

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