Precious Metals
Follow widely traded metals such as gold and silver and evaluate how economic conditions can influence market sentiment.
Global Markets
Explore global currency markets with access to major, minor and cross currency pairs through professional trading platforms and flexible trading conditions.
Why Commodities
Commodities connect financial markets with energy, metals and other widely followed resources. Traders can analyse supply and demand, macroeconomic conditions and market sentiment when evaluating commodity instruments.
Follow widely traded metals such as gold and silver and evaluate how economic conditions can influence market sentiment.
Explore energy instruments linked to global oil and resource markets, with attention to supply, demand and major economic developments.
Build a broader market view by comparing commodity movements with currencies, indices and other financial instruments.
Commodity Instruments
Explore examples of commonly followed commodity instruments. Actual availability, spreads and trading conditions may vary by account and platform.
| Symbol | Instrument | Category |
|---|---|---|
| XAUUSD | Gold / US Dollar | Metal |
| XAGUSD | Silver / US Dollar | Metal |
| USWTI | US Crude Oil | Energy |
| UKOIL | Brent Crude Oil | Energy |
| NATGAS | Natural Gas | Energy |
| COPPER | Copper | Industrial |
Trading Environment
Commodity trading conditions depend on the account type, instrument and platform selected. Review the relevant account and product information before trading.
Commodity prices can respond to economic releases, geopolitical events, supply disruptions, inventory data and changes in global demand.
Traders should evaluate spreads, commissions, execution characteristics, leverage and risk before opening or maintaining positions.
Explore Account Types →Commodity Knowledge
A disciplined trading process starts with understanding the instruments, the market environment and the factors that can influence prices.
Supply and demand changes, inventories, economic data, geopolitical developments, weather and shifts in market sentiment can all influence commodity prices.
Commodity markets can move quickly. Position sizing, stop-loss planning, diversification and a clear understanding of leverage are important elements of a responsible trading approach.
Gold and silver are closely followed global markets. Traders can compare their price behaviour with currencies and broader financial market conditions.
Oil and other energy instruments can respond strongly to supply decisions, inventories, geopolitical events and changes in global economic expectations.
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Risk Warning: Trading Commodities and CFDs involves a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. You may lose some or all of your invested capital. Please review the applicable risk disclosure carefully before trading.