BROAD SELL-OFF: Most commodity prices fell after the European Central Bank’s president offered no immediate measures to support the continent’s fragile economy. It came a day after the Federal Reserve ended a meeting without taking new steps to aid the U.S. economy. Slower economic growth means less demand for commodities.

GAS FIZZLE: Natural gas prices plunged nearly 8 percent after the government said stockpiles rose last week. Inventory levels are about 14.5 percent above the five-year average.

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