Select an item and at least two countries to view market integration data.
About the Data
Market integration measures how closely prices in different countries move together for the same commodity. When markets are integrated, price changes in one country are quickly reflected in others through trade and arbitrage—like ripples spreading across connected pools.
These charts show price movements over time, with each track comparing two countries. Parallel lines indicate integrated markets (prices rising and falling together), while diverging lines suggest isolated markets. The green/amber/red indicators show correlation strength: high integration means traders are actively connecting these markets, keeping prices in sync despite geographic distance.