Spreads calibrated for markets driven by supply, demand and genuine scarcity.
From a shift in oil supply to a change in harvest yields, your orders keep pace.
Margin terms and risk, always visible, whatever the commodity.
Experiences from traders who look past the headlines, to the materials that drive them.
Find answers on available commodity markets, trading hours, pricing, leverage, and the key risks involved.
You trade the price movement of physical materials, such as crude oil or wheat, through cash-settled positions, with no need to store or transport anything.
Commodity prices often respond directly to supply, weather and geopolitical events, which can make them move faster and more sharply than company shares.
Many traders hold commodities alongside stocks and currencies, since they often respond to different forces in the global economy. This isn’t financial advice, and diversification doesn’t remove risk.
Yes, with limits that vary by account type and commodity. Leverage increases both potential gains and losses, so it should be used carefully.
Oil, wheat, coal and more, priced and ready, the moment you decide to act.
