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Commodities

Engaging in commodity trading entails the purchase and sale of a diverse array of instruments, encompassing resources such as oil, gas, and precious metals like gold and silver.

ENERGIES
UKOIL
USOIL
XNGUSD
METAL
XAUUSD
XAUEUR
XAGUSD
BID %
ASK %
Leverage: 1:200
Swap Type: In points
Swap long:
Swap short:
3day swap:
Contract size:
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What Makes Commodity Trading Beneficial?

  • Explore CFDs on over 8 spot markets,
  • Experience spreads as tight as 1.2 on Gold.

Illustration of Commodity Trading

Buying: Gold

The computation for your trade's gross profit is outlined as follows:

  • Opening Price

    1988.10

  • Closing Price

    2000.20

  • Difference

    12.10

  • Gross Profit on Trade

    12.10 points x 100 contracts ($1 per point) x 1 Lot = USD $1210

  • Opening the Position

    Gold's current trading range is 1988.05/1988.10. You initiate a purchase of 1 Lot of Gold (100 per contract) at 1988.10, equating to USD $198,810 (1988.10 * 100 * 1).

  • Closing the Position

    After four days, Gold's price has climbed to 2000.20/2000.25, prompting your decision to secure your gains by selling at 2000.20. This amounts to USD $200,020 (2000.20 * 100 * 1). Subsequently, you close your position by vending 1 contract at 2000.20.

FAQs

  • 1. What Are Commodity CFDs and How Can You Trade Them? Down Arrow Down Arrow

    Commodity CFD trading, including futures, represents one of the oldest trading forms. It enables you to trade the performance of commodities without direct ownership of the assets. This involves trading, buying, and selling based on the performance of hard commodities such as oil, gold, and gas, as well as soft commodities like coffee and sugar. 

    Commodities are typically categorized into four groups: precious metals (gold, silver, palladium, copper), agriculture (coffee, cocoa), energies (Brent Crude Oil, WTI oil, Natural Gas), and livestock (meat).

  • 2. Which Precious Metal CFDs Are Available?Down Arrow Down Arrow

    On our Commodities page, we offer CFDs for gold, silver, platinum, copper, and more. Precious metals like gold and silver have a historical significance as some of the earliest traded commodities. Investors and traders often view gold as a safe haven during times of economic, political, or social uncertainty due to its consistent demand and limited global supply.

  • 3. How Are Precious Metals Priced?Down Arrow Down Arrow

    Precious metals are measured in troy ounces. Refer to the market specification for precious metals to learn about contract sizes for Gold, Silver, Palladium, and Platinum against the US dollar.

  • 4. What Does 'Rolling Commodities' Mean?Down Arrow Down Arrow

    'Rolling' or 'roll yield' in commodities investing involves exiting the current position and immediately entering a similar one in the next contract. This strategy capitalizes on price differences between shorter-dated and longer-dated commodity contracts as they approach maturity.

  • 5. How Can I Open a Live Account?Down Arrow Down Arrow

    To open an account, provide your contact details, personal information (with proof of address), bank statement, and trading experience. After completing the application and successful appropriateness checks, you'll receive access codes to our client portal via email. Upon entering the portal with your unique details, you can securely deposit funds via transfer, along with proof of account.