Commodities

Commodities Within the Global Supply Chain

Commodities appear at the centre of international trade, representing the raw materials that fuel industry and support economic expansion. Energy products, metals and agricultural goods influence production costs, logistics and consumption, and changes in supply or demand are quickly reflected in price. For that reason, commodity markets are closely followed by traders who want exposure to real economic trends.

Through commodity CFDs, it is possible to take a view on price direction without arranging storage or physical delivery. This approach covers markets such as gold and silver, as well as crude oil, natural gas and other widely traded contracts. Commodities in CFD form can serve as a tool for diversification, for defensive positioning or for more speculative strategies linked to developments in the broader economy.

  • Precious Metals

Gold, silver, platinum and palladium used in both portfolios and production.

  • Energy Benchmarks

Crude oil, Brent and natural gas reflecting shifts in global consumption and supply.

  • Agricultural Products

Coffee, wheat, sugar and other key crops influenced by weather and demand.

  • Industrial Metals

Copper, aluminum and nickel supporting construction, transport and manufacturing.

Risk Warning

Trading in CFDs carry a high level of risk to your capital due to the volatility of the underlying market. These products may not be suitable for all investors. Therefore, you should ensure that you understand the risks and seek advice from an independent and suitably licensed financial advisor.

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