Freshness monitoring
Each source needs scheduled health checks, stale data alerts, and visible delayed/real-time labels.
Data transparency
Institutional grade data methodology
A transparent approach to delayed and sample observations, public datasets, future licensed feeds, freshness controls, and correction governance.
Data source architecture
CommoBridge records source identity, observation time, collection time, freshness, and availability for every market series.
Primary exchanges
Future licensed benchmark feeds can be attached through provider adapters.
Open data
Public datasets such as EIA, World Bank, FAOSTAT, and UN Comtrade are future candidates.
Freshness tiers
Every market view declares its source, observation time, and current freshness classification.
Correction policy
Suspect observations can be held for data-team review with a correction history.
Current configured sources
Source registryCommoBridge Manual Delayed Snapshot
mock · No observations
CommoBridge Sample Delayed Data
mock · Stale · 90388 minutes old
EIA Public Energy Data
public api · No observations
FAOSTAT Public Agriculture Data
public api · No observations
Licensed CME/LME/ICE/Vendor Feed
licensed · No observations
World Bank Commodity Price Data
public api · No observations
Data governance controls
Controls for freshness, licensing, and corrections protect users from ambiguous or overstated market observations.
Licensing boundary
Restricted exchange or vendor data must come through licensed APIs, never scraping.
Correction workflow
Admin data teams need review queues, correction notes, and audit logs before production publishing.
Inspect the market data surface
Review market tables and commodity detail pages to see how sources, timestamps, and delay labels appear in context.
No restricted source scraping