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- 5 industrys
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Aluminum
1Trading Economics - Aluminum commodity page
Fertilizers Agricultural Chemicals
1Trading Economics - Urea commodity price
Paper Products
1Trading Economics — Paper Production by Country
Precious Metals Minerals
1Trading Economics Commodity Prices: Four Metals, Half a Century
Silver
1Trading Economics — Silver Price & Historical Data
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How many Trading Economics datasets does Datadory deliver?
Five of the 1,744 datasets Datadory catalogs, spread across five industries: an aluminum quote page in aluminum, the urea benchmark in fertilizers and agricultural chemicals, country-level paper production in paper products, a four-metal precious-metals set, and the silver price history in silver. Each ships with its field dictionary and verified sample rows.
How far back does Trading Economics data reach?
Deepest on precious metals: gold runs from January 3, 1968 and silver from January 2, 1975, each accumulating roughly 15,000 and 13,000 daily observations. Aluminum starts October 10, 1989 with about 9,500 daily points, urea opens in 2019, and paper production publishes one annual series per country over a multi-year span.
Which industries does Trading Economics data serve in the Datadory catalog?
Five: Aluminum, Fertilizers & Agricultural Chemicals, Paper Products, Precious Metals & Minerals and Silver. Within those slices the datasets hold different jobs - benchmark quotes in the metals and fertilizer slices, comparative production volumes in paper products - so the source complements rather than duplicates the agency statistics around it.
Are the Trading Economics quotes exchange settlement prices?
No. The publisher describes them as based on over-the-counter and contract-for-difference instruments tracking benchmark markets, supplied for reference. That makes them strong for continuous long-run series and weak as settlement references - Datadory preserves that framing on every delivered row and can pair the feed with auction-struck fixes where contracts settle.