Public market pages for every actively traded good
Every good that trades actively on an exchange now has an open market page — no sign-in needed — at /markets: recent daily closes, the benchmark price index and the week's traded volume in bands, read from the settled daily edition rather than the live book.
Anyone can now browse the world's markets at /markets, in English, German and Portuguese, and open a page for each actively traded good — for example `/markets/steel`.
A market page shows, for each exchange where the good trades actively:
- Latest close and its movement against the trailing 7-day average - Benchmark index — the manipulation-guarded price the economy itself prices from, now recorded day by day - Units traded · 7 days — as a band, never a count - A sparkline and a table of the last 30 published daily closes
Everything comes from the settled daily edition, at least one completed wave behind the live order book, and nothing on a page comes from a single company's orders. A good is published only once at least ten different corporations have traded it on one exchange over the last seven game days, so no series follows a single trader; goods below that floor still have a page but are not listed or offered to search engines.