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Commodities

Trading commodities such as gold, crude oil, and natural gas to hedge against economic cycle fluctuations through a diversified investment portfolio.

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Advantages

Highly competitive spreads, incorporating inflation-hedging and safe-haven
assets into your portfolio to navigate market cycles.

Complete Range of Options

Covering Major Bulk Commodities

Flexible Leverage

Leverage of up to 500:1

Ultra-low Spreads

Lower Spread Trading to Save Costs

All Products

InstrumentXAUUSD

CategoryMetals

Leverage500:1

LiquidityDeep

Gold against the US Dollar. Commonly used for hedging, portfolio diversification, and macro-driven trading strategies.

InstrumentXAGUSD

CategoryMetals

Leverage500:1

LiquidityDeep

Silver typically exhibits higher volatility than gold and is influenced by both industrial demand and investor sentiment.

InstrumentXBRUSD

CategoryEnergy

Leverage100:1

LiquidityHigh

Brent Crude Oil is a global benchmark, influenced by geopolitical developments, OPEC decisions, and global demand expectations.

InstrumentXTIUSD

CategoryEnergy

Leverage100:1

LiquidityHigh

WTI Crude Oil reflects US supply conditions and reacts strongly to inventory data and production reports.

InstrumentXNGUSD

CategoryEnergy

Leverage50:1

LiquidityModerate

Natural Gas is highly seasonal and weather-sensitive, often suitable for short-term and event-driven trading strategies.

Easy Account Opening

Open an account in 3 simple steps with full customer support to quickly start your trading journey.

1

Register an Account

Submit your basic information through a simple and secure process.

2

Provide Personal Information

Complete your profile and open your account in just 2 minutes.

3

Deposit and Trade

Fund your account securely and start trading with confidence.

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Commodities-related Questions

1. What is a commodity CFD?
A commodity is a raw material that can be bought, sold, and used in the production of goods and services. Commodities are highly correlated with the global economy and industrial production, making them important for hedging risks and diversifying investments. Through a CFD, you can participate in commodity price moves without directly buying or selling the physical commodity.
2. What products can be traded with commodity CFDs?

  • Hard commodities: metals (gold, silver, copper) and energy (crude oil, natural gas)

  • Soft commodities: corn, soybeans, cocoa, livestock, and other agricultural products

  • Gold is often popular for safe-haven demand; crude oil is among the most traded energy products globally

3. What are the commodity trading hours?

Example: gold & silver are commonly available most weekdays with a daily short maintenance break. Exact hours depend on broker/server time and the specific instrument.

4. What is point value in commodity trading?
A point (pip) is the smallest price movement. The value varies by product and lot size (e.g., XAUUSD vs XAGUSD).
5. How to trade gold?
Gold is sensitive to rates, USD strength, risk sentiment, and physical/ETF demand. Use risk control (SL/TP) and watch macro events.
6. How to trade crude oil?
Crude oil is driven by supply/demand, OPEC decisions, inventories, geopolitics, and growth expectations. Volatility can spike around data releases.
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