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Commodities

Advantages of trading Commodities

Rapidly increasing demands for a commodity can see significant increases in prices allowing for quick income opportunities. The diversity offered through commodity investments is stable way to manage your risks in a world where industries are constantly changing.
Liquidity
Enjoy competitive spreads, fast execution, zero comissions, deep liquidity and support wherever you are, whenever you want. We’re here to help 24/7!
Inflation protection
Commodities tend to go up when other economies experience inflation.
Trade Long & Short

Trade both longs and shorts depending on which way the market is going.

 
Easy to understand
Driven mostly by supply and demand, they tend to stay stable and relatively easy to understand
Diversified Assets
Standardised contracts for a broad selection of asset classes.
Hedge against event risk
Trading commodities will protect you against big events, such as wars and natural disasters, that could depreciate the value of an investment.

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Trading Commodities with us!

Enter a thrilling market driven by suppliers, merchants and buyers who lock in prices on future deliveries. Trade gold, silver, oil, gas, cacao, coffee and much more. Click here for our competitive contracting details.
What are Commodities?

Commodities are commercial products that appear naturally in nature or are agriculturally cultivated, these products can be divided into two main types.

Hard Commodities –These commodities are extracted or mined, some common hard commodities are precious metals, like gold and silver, and crude oil.

Soft Commodities –These commodities are grown, usually products related to agriculture like cotton, co­ffee, corn and livestock.

What are some of the most popular commodities?
Brent Crude Oil
WTI Crude Oil
Gold

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Copper

Ag

Silver
Natural Gas
Soybeans
What factors affect the price of the commodities?
Stock and Inventories
Some products can be affected by external factors which in turn will affect the stock and inventories. Weather, pandemics, staff issues, political or economic factors which can affect taxes, laws and government etc.
Geopolitical situations
Regions with a big uncertainty in the political situation can affect the commodities if they are produced in these regions.
Currency strength
If a commodity is strongly connected to a currency, a change in this currency can affect the price of the commodity. Monitoring these connections are important when trading commodities.
Nature
The nature affects the commodity prices greatly, especially the soft commodities as agricultural products are highly affected by weather. Favourable weather may result in a a greater supply of a commodity than expected, which makes the price drop. Cold weather can result in an increased demand for energy products, which in turn increases the prices.
Liquidity
When trading commodities one of the most important factors to consider is liquidity. A high liquidity means there is a high supply and demand, this is linked to what ease a trader can sell and buy the commodity he or she is trading. A more liquid market are usually considered to have less risk, as the chances that someone is willing to take the other position are higher. If a demand for a commodity goes up, so will the price and vice versa. Additionally, if there is a drop in the supply, the price will go up. If there is an increase in supply, the price will go down.
Economic Wealth & Inflation
The wealth of a country can also play a role in the price of a commodity. If a country is a major producer or buyer of a commodity, the wealth of the country can affect the price of the commodity as the purchasing power of the population is directly related to this.A commodity price usually changes in correspondence with inflation.
What factors affect the price of the commodities?
There are many ways to trade a commodity, with us you can trade a commodity as a CFD (hyperlink to CFD page), a contract for difference, which means that you speculate on the movement of the price of the commodity and have the possibility to trade either long or short depending on in what way you think the price movement will go.