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Commodities

World benchmark prices for what Mozambique exports (coal, aluminium, gas, sugar, tobacco) and imports (oil, rice, wheat, cooking oil). Open any row for its history and how it relates to Mozambique.

Energy

CommodityLatest (2026-09)1 month12 months5 yearsTrend
Crude oil (Brent)116.8 US$/bbl+28.5%+71.8%+56.6%
Thermal coal (Australia, Newcastle)147 US$/t+8.8%+38.4%−20.8%
Thermal coal (South Africa, Richards Bay)98 US$/t+1.4%+6.4%−32.8%
Natural gas (Europe, TTF)25.42 US$/mmbtu+20.4%+128.6%+11.3%
LNG (Japan import price)14.25 US$/mmbtu−6.7%+24.2%+24.6%
Coking coalData unavailable — no free benchmark

Metals

CommodityLatest (2026-09)1 month12 months5 yearsTrend
Aluminium3,283 US$/t+1.0%+23.7%+15.8%
Copper14,474 US$/t+1.0%+45.0%+55.2%
Gold4,319 US$/troy oz−2.1%+17.7%+143.3%
Iron ore98 US$/dmtu+1.5%−5.4%−21.5%
Nickel16,324 US$/t−2.5%+8.1%−15.8%
Platinum1,784 US$/troy oz+0.2%+24.3%+83.4%
Silver65 US$/troy oz−1.2%+50.9%+178.4%
Zinc4,021 US$/t+3.8%+37.1%+32.4%
GraphiteData unavailable — no free benchmark
IlmeniteData unavailable — no free benchmark
RubiesData unavailable — no free benchmark
RutileData unavailable — no free benchmark
ZirconData unavailable — no free benchmark

Agriculture

CommodityLatest (2026-09)1 month12 months5 yearsTrend
Coffee (Arabica)7.26 US$/kg−8.9%−17.8%+46.1%
Cotton (A Index)2.10 US$/kg−0.5%+22.1%−8.3%
Maize (US Gulf)240 US$/t+7.0%+21.4%+1.7%
Palm oil1,180 US$/t+4.2%+13.8%−0.1%
Rice (Thai 5% broken)482 US$/t+2.3%+28.9%+20.5%
Shrimp8.60 US$/kg−1.3%−25.0%−25.0%
Soybeans524 US$/t+8.7%+29.7%−6.1%
Sugar (EU import price)0.38 US$/kg+0.0%+0.0%+0.0%
Sugar (world)0.41 US$/kg+7.9%+17.1%−4.7%
Sunflower oil1,390 US$/t−6.3%+5.9%+6.1%
Tea (average of 3 auctions)2.85 US$/kg−2.1%−3.1%+4.4%
Tobacco (US import unit value) unit value6,775 US$/t+0.8%−3.6%+66.1%
Urea (fertiliser)408 US$/t+4.5%−11.6%−2.7%
Wheat (US HRW)347 US$/t+5.2%+48.4%+2.8%
Cashew nuts (raw)Data unavailable — no free benchmark
SesameData unavailable — no free benchmark

These are global benchmark prices (monthly averages, nominal US dollars) from the World Bank's Pink Sheet. They are not the prices Mozambican producers receive, nor the value per tonne in Mozambique's customs data; for actual export values see Trade. Graphite, heavy mineral sands, rubies, cashew and sesame are priced in private contracts or paid assessments, so no free benchmark is shown.