nGene War Index (CORS issue circumvention) Project nGene.org
Version 0.1.6 Oil-first layout CORS issue circumvention Spot crude confirmation included VIX · Rates · Credit · Logistics · BTC English-only UI

Geopolitical stress is not a single number. This page is arranged as a layered market monitor: energy first, then safe havens, volatility, logistics, credit, exchange rates, and precious metals. At the same time, the page is intentionally framed as a browser-side CORS issue circumvention study: the practical question is how far a static HTML file can go by replacing blocked raw cross-origin fetches with embeddable market surfaces and shareable public charts.

Geopolitical stress layers Operational map
The page is ordered by practical sensitivity. Oil and broader stress layers are placed above FX and metals, because the first operational question in a shock is usually whether energy, volatility, logistics, and credit have started to move.
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Energy
Spot-style live oil board, official Brent and WTI spot charts, and Brent-WTI spread.
Volatility
VIX as the direct fear gauge when tension becomes broad market stress.
Logistics
Baltic Dry Index as the freight and real-economy transmission layer.
Credit
High-yield spread and Treasury yields as systemic and risk-off confirmation.
FX and metals
Exchange rates and precious metals remain below because they are confirmatory layers here.
Official public Brent and WTI spot charts retained Gold/silver comparison popup suppressor added True physical spot still tends to be public only as delayed or daily data Embeds replace blocked raw cross-origin fetches
Oil spot reality check Highest-priority layer
This section tries to show spot crude in the most reliable browser-safe way available in a single HTML page: fast spot-style references for immediate movement, official daily Brent and WTI spot series for public confirmation, and the Brent-minus-WTI spread for geopolitical premium.
Near-live spot-style references
Fast screen for Brent and WTI movement in a browser-safe widget layer.
Official Brent spot (daily)
Public daily Brent spot series from EIA via FRED.
Brent spot chart
Official WTI spot (daily)
Public daily WTI spot series from EIA via FRED.
WTI spot chart
Brent minus WTI (USD/bbl)
A wider positive spread usually signals greater seaborne and geopolitical risk premium.
How to read this oil block
Fast screen The live board is for quick directional movement and intraday monitoring.
Official public spot The Brent and WTI charts are the public spot confirmation layer, useful when headlines claim spot is outrunning futures.
Practical limitation True physical spot is rarely exposed as a fully live, browser-readable public feed. In a backend-free page, official public spot is normally daily or delayed.

The goal of this section is not to pretend that every physical cargo assessment is freely streamable. The goal is to show the strongest public spot confirmation layer that can reliably live inside a static HTML page.

Broader stress cross-checks Mixed sources
This block enriches the page beyond TradingView: VIX, broad dollar, Treasury yields, and high-yield spread from FRED; Baltic Dry Index from TradingView; Bitcoin from CoinGecko.
VIX
Equity fear and near-term volatility expectations.
VIX chart
Broad dollar index
Trade-weighted broad U.S. dollar index outside the main FX board.
Broad dollar index chart
High-yield spread
Credit stress and financial transmission risk.
High yield spread chart
U.S. 10Y yield
Long-end Treasury safety demand and macro repricing.
10-year Treasury yield chart
U.S. 2Y yield
Front-end policy sensitivity and risk repricing.
2-year Treasury yield chart
Reading guide
Early tension Oil rises first, especially Brent and seaborne barrels.
Risk-off confirmation Gold rises, the dollar strengthens, and yields can fall as safety demand increases.
Crisis phase VIX spikes, credit spreads widen, and freight indicators matter more because the shock is moving into the real economy.
Baltic Dry Index
Logistics and freight layer for physical-economy stress.
Bitcoin cross-check
Fast-moving speculative sensitivity layer from CoinGecko.
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Exchange-rate pressure board Placed lower by design
Broad USD index remains out of this section. The main FX board stays focused on USD/KRW, USD/CNY, and USD/JPY, and it is intentionally placed below oil and broader stress signals.

This board is for direct FX monitoring after the energy, volatility, logistics, and credit layers have been checked.

Gold: spot, China, and New York FX-adjusted comparison retained
The left panel keeps the raw context. The right panel keeps the FX-adjusted New York-minus-China view. A best-effort page-side dismissor is installed for the specific TradingView notice that sometimes appears on this panel.
NY minus China, FX-adjusted (USD/oz)
Above zero = New York gold is more expensive than China after FX conversion. Below zero = New York gold is cheaper than China.

Raw context: spot gold, China gold in CNY, New York gold futures, and USD/CNY. Comparison formula: GC1! - (XAUCNY / USDCNY).

Silver: spot, China, and New York FX-adjusted comparison retained
The silver panel applies the same logic: New York silver is compared against the China leg only after converting the China quotation into USD. The same best-effort page-side dismissor is installed here as well.
NY minus China, FX-adjusted (USD/oz)
Above zero = New York silver is more expensive than China after FX conversion. Below zero = New York silver is cheaper than China.

Raw context: spot silver, China silver in CNY, New York silver futures, and USD/CNY. Comparison formula: SI1! - (XAGCNY / USDCNY).