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Commodities CFDs

Trade the markets that power the world.

Trade energy and other commodity CFDs on MetaTrader 5, with no physical delivery.

1:500Leverage up to*
3Popular instruments
0.0Spreads from (pips)
24/5Support
About commodities

What you can trade.

Commodity prices respond to supply and demand, production decisions, inventories, weather and geopolitics. CFDs let you trade these moves in either direction without taking delivery of the physical product.

  • Energy and agricultural markets
  • Trading hours: Follows each underlying market
  • Spreads from 0.0 pips on Elite, commission-free on Standard and Pro
  • Go long or short with market execution
InstrumentNameGroup
WTIWTI CrudeUS crude oil (West Texas Intermediate)Energy
BREBrent CrudeNorth Sea crude oilEnergy
NATNatural GasUS natural gasEnergy
Examples only. The full list, trading hours and contract specifications are in MetaTrader 5. *Leverage varies by instrument.
Conditions

Trade commodities on your terms.

Choose your pricing

All-in spreads on Standard and Pro, or raw spreads plus commission on ECN and Elite.

Market execution

Fast execution at the best available price, with no requotes.

Bots allowed

Run expert advisors and automated strategies on MetaTrader 5.

Clear risk controls

Margin call at 50% and transparent stop-out levels on every account.

FAQ

Commodities trading, explained.

Do I take delivery of the commodity?
No. Commodity CFDs are cash-settled. You only trade the price movement.
What moves oil prices?
Production decisions by major producers, inventory data, global demand, the US dollar and geopolitical events.
Are commodity CFDs based on futures?
Commodity CFD prices are typically derived from futures markets and may be rolled over when contracts expire. Details are in the contract specifications in MT5.

Start trading commodities today.

Open an account online in minutes. CFDs are high-risk products; only trade with money you can afford to lose.

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