Trade a range of commodities, including crude oil. CFDs on commodities offer plenty of trading opportunities due to their low or negative correlations. Buy and sell CFDs on commodities and benefit from competitive spreads and flexible leverage across our whole commodity range.
CFDs allow you to buy (go long) or sell (go short). So, you can make a profit when the commodity falls in value, not just when it rises. However, you can also take a loss from price movements.
Deep liquidity and protection against inflation add to the appeal of this asset class for both beginners and professional traders.
Commodities have low correlation with stocks. Therefore, trading commodities is a great way to diversify your portfolio and hedge against risk.
Most commodity markets are open on a 24-hour basis so you can trade 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.
Keep your costs down with spreads from 3 points.
Deep liquidity and protection against inflation add to the appeal of this asset class for both beginners and professional traders.
Commodities have low correlation with stocks. Therefore, trading commodities is a great way to diversify your portfolio and hedge against risk.
CFDs allow you to buy (go long) or sell (go short). So, you can make a profit when the commodity falls in value, not just when it rises. However, you can also take a loss from price movements.
Most commodity markets are open on a 24-hour basis so you can trade 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.
Keep your costs down with spreads from 3 points.
Commodity prices are determined by fundamental factors like weather, strikes and geopolitical instability which affects the supply and demand of commodities.
Commodity prices rise with increasing demand, and also when the overall supply falls. On the other hand, the price of a commodity will fall when there is decreasing demand and increasing supply.
Commodities are generally priced in USD. As the value of the USD rises and falls, so can the price of commodities. For example, if the USD experiences a sharp increase against a basket of major currencies the prices of commodities such as crude oil and other energies.
Some commodities like crude oil are mainly produced in countries around the Middle East that experience political uncertainty. Therefore, the price of Brent, for example, can be heavily influenced by tensions that occur in the region.
The economic growth of a country can also affect the price of a commodity because economic growth determines the purchasing power of its population.
Commodity prices rise with increasing demand, and also when the overall supply falls. On the other hand, the price of a commodity will fall when there is decreasing demand and increasing supply.
Some commodities like crude oil are mainly produced in countries around the Middle East that experience political uncertainty. Therefore, the price of Brent, for example, can be heavily influenced by tensions that occur in the region.
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