Several users on X and other trading communities reported issues with delayed or non-updating MCX commodity prices on TradingView late Friday night, raising concerns among active commodity traders tracking live crude oil, gold, silver, and natural gas futures.
Complaints primarily revolved around MCX-linked commodity contracts on TradingView showing frozen prices, delayed ticks, or inconsistent updates despite active market hours. Some users specifically pointed to crude oil futures contracts remaining stuck at older price levels even as global oil benchmarks continued moving sharply.
At the time of reporting, TradingView’s MCX crude oil futures page showed prices around Rs 9,168 per barrel, down 1.86%, but multiple traders claimed the data feed was either lagging or not refreshing properly during high-volatility moves.
The issue comes during heightened volatility in global commodity markets following developments around a possible US-Iran agreement, sharp swings in crude oil prices, and increased participation in MCX energy and precious metals contracts.
Users on X posted screenshots and complaints alleging that live charts, candles, and tick-by-tick updates were either delayed or temporarily unavailable across several commodity symbols including crude oil, gold, silver, and natural gas.
Some traders also flagged concerns that delayed data during volatile sessions could affect short-term trading decisions, stop losses, and intraday execution strategies.
Neither TradingView nor MCX had issued an official statement regarding the reported data disruption at the time of writing.
The development comes as commodity markets continue witnessing elevated participation amid geopolitical uncertainty, fluctuating crude oil prices, and sharp movements in precious metals.
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