Commodities Video Outlook 2026

Commodities Video Outlook Part II (2026): The Inflation-Pop Is Alive… But It Isn’t Moving in Sync

Every big commodity cycle has a “tell.”

Not a headline.

Not a rumor.

Not a one-day spike.

A tell is when two key markets that normally move together… suddenly don’t.

That’s what we’re seeing right now.

In our latest Annual Trilogy Video Series, Part II focuses on Commodities — and it begins with a question we can’t ignore:

Why has copper reached its inflation-pop targets… while crude oil has lagged behind?

An inflation-pop peak should happen around the same time — just like it did in 2007–2008.

But today, copper and crude oil are telling two completely different stories.

And that divergence is not a small detail.

It’s a signal..

Part II: Commodities (100+ Elliott Wave Charts) — What This Video Covers

This video is Part II of WaveTrack International’s medium- and long-term forecast series, led by Peter Goodburn and the Elliott Wave analysis team.

Inside Part II, you’ll see roughly 100 commodity charts, grouped into the three big engines of the global cycle:

• Base Metals
• Precious Metals
• Energy

Plus an important add-on most traders ignore until it’s too late:

inflation-sensitive commodities like food & energy

key ETFs like the DB Agriculture Fund

strategic metals like iron ore, uranium, and rare earths

This isn’t “one chart, one idea.”

It’s a matrix.

And when you see it as a matrix, you stop trading single markets… and start tracking what the system is doing next.

The Inflation-Pop Update: Asset Inflation vs. Real Inflation

One of the most important framing points in the video is this:

• Today’s cycle is still primarily asset inflation, not runaway “goods & services inflation.”
• Underlying inflation cooled after the near double-digit highs of 2022 — but the inflation-pop cycle itself hasn’t ended.
• And this matters because commodities are still cheap relative to U.S. stocks — which is exactly what you’d expect before the next major commodity expansion phase.

So why the mess right now?

Because the cycle is doing what it always does before the next major phase:

It creates disbelief.

The Big Disparity: Copper vs. Crude Oil (And Why Traders Should Care)

Copper has already pushed into its original upside targets for the inflation-pop peak.

Crude oil hasn’t.

And when two major commodities drift this far apart, the market doesn’t just “shrug.”

It reconciles.

That reconciliation can happen one of two ways:

the leader corrects sharply, or

the laggard explodes higher, or

both — in sequence

Part II spends meaningful time investigating this exact mismatch — and what it implies for 2026 and beyond.

Even more importantly:

The video suggests there’s still significant downside risk in the short term. Not only for copper, but for several CRB indices and ratio relationships — and yes, even crude oil may extend lower before the 2022 correction fully ends.

This is where most traders get hurt:

They confuse “oversold” with “done.”.

Precious Metals Are Surging… But Something Feels Off

Gold. Silver. Platinum.

Long-term uptrends are going exponential.

But here’s the nuance that separates analysis from hype:

Central bank buying has eased off… and the most recent surge has been overtaken by retail speculation.

And when speculation heats up, the market tends to do something predictable:

It doesn’t “end.”

It pauses.

The video highlights signs of overbought conditions + bearish momentum divergence — suggesting an interim 3rd-wave peak could be near, followed by a 4th-wave correction that could last months, not weeks… before the larger uptrend continues.

Translation:

If you’ve been waiting for a clean entry…

you may get it.

But only if you’re watching the right structure.

Buy now PART II for Commodities!

If You Trade Commodities in 2026, This Is the Advantage You Want

Because commodities don’t move in isolation.

They echo.

Copper affects miners.

Oil affects indices.

Precious metals affect risk appetite.

Strategic metals quietly front-run policy shocks.

And in Part II, the charts aren’t shown as “random updates.”

They’re shown as an interconnected map..

Final Thought: This Is the Part of the Cycle Where Most People Look Away

When markets stop moving cleanly…

When leaders diverge from laggards…

When price action becomes “contradictory”…

That’s usually when the next big moves are being set up.

Part II is designed for exactly this moment.

Until then — trade well, and stay ahead of the cycle.

Sincerely,

Peter Goodburn & EW-team

Commodities Video Outlook 2026 Part II/III

Contents: 105 charts

Time: 2 hours 39 mins.

• CRB-Cash index

• Copper Track Record

• Crude Oil

• Copper vs. Crude Oil Ratio

• Food and Agriculture Index

• DB PowerShares Agriculture Fund

• Baltic Dry Index

• SonicShares Shipping

• Copper

• Aluminium

• Lead

• Zinc

• XME Metals & Mining Index

• COPX Copper Miners ETF

• DBB Base Metal Fund

• BHP-Billiton

• Anglo American

• Antofagasta

• Freeport McMoran

• Rio Tinto

• Glencore

• Vale

• Iron Ore

• Uranium

• Rare Earths

• Gold

• Gold-Silver Ratio

• Silver

• Gold/Platinum Ratio

• Platinum

• Palladium

• GDX Gold Miners Index

• XAU Gold/Silver Index

• Agnico Eagle Mines

• AngloGold Ashanti

• Amer Barrick Gold

• Newmont Mining

• Crude Oil

• Brent Oil

• Natural Gas

• TTF Natural Gas

• XLE Energy SPDR

• XOP Oil and Gas Index