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Trading Commodities With Leverage
Commodities CFDs are available for trading at
Global Trade with up to 1:5 leverage. You can start trading with as
little as S$200 to gain the effect of S$1,000 capital!
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Profit and Loss Control
On the Global Trade trading platform, you can easily define Stops and Limits to
request positions' closure at a specific rate. To completely avoid slippage, you
can also set a Guaranteed Stop.
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What is Commodities trading?
Commodities CFD trading involves the buying and selling of Contracts for
Difference on raw goods like agricultural produce, precious metals, and oil in
financial markets. When trading commodities, traders speculate on commodity
prices influenced by supply, demand, and global events. It's a way to diversify
portfolios and participate in the fluctuations of these essential goods' values.
How do I trade Commodities?
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Commodities in 5 simple steps:
- Choose your Commodities trading ading
- Learn about the Commodities ties
- Open and verify your Global Trade account
- Plan your Commodities trading strategy
- Start trading!
Product Questions and Answers
Futures exchanges are markets where financial institutions and individuals can trade a variety of commodities.
The world's major commodity exchanges are mainly located in the United States：
- Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)：a commodity futures exchange based in Chicago and operated by CME.
- Intercontinental Exch (ICE)：an exchange based in Atlanta, focused on energy commodities.
- New York Mercantile Exc (NYMEX)：an exchange located in New York City and operated by CME.
The most common way for trading commodities is to buy or sell a futures contract. The price of a commodity futures contract is standardised, meaning the underlying instrument’s quantity (pound, ounce, barrel, etc) is predetermined and appears the same for all market providers.
A futures contract also obligates the holder to buy or sell a commodity at a predetermined price on a delivery date in the future.
In CFD trading, once a commodity futures contract expires, a trader can either close the trade and open a new trade, or alternatively, allow the contract to roll over to the next month (if possible).
There are 3 main asset classes of commodi:
- Energiesor Energy Commodities – refers to a variety of oil and gasoline-derived products needed for vehicles, generators and other engines. Among these are US-based West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil、international Brent Oil, extracted from the North Sea, as well as Natural Gas、Heating Oil and Gasoline。
- Metals、Precious Metals（gold、Silver、Platinum, etc) and Base Metals (Copper, etc) – refers primarily to Gold and Silver, originally used in the form of coins, bars and bullions, and issued by governments and central banks.
- Agricultureor Agricultural Commodities – consists of a wide range of soft commodities, i.e., crops and livestock that are grown, as opposed to metals that are mined or energies that are extracted. The most common agricultural commodities are Coffee, Wheat, Live Cattle, Corn and Soybeans.
Clickherefor a full list of tradable commodities at Global Trade.
Our charts allow you to go back and visualise the prices of futures contracts on commodities (for the current and previous months). You can use this information to draw upon past performance and develop your trading strategies.
In addition, you can use ourEconomic Calendar，to view a range of potentially market-moving events that have occurred already or are expected in the future. These events are primarily available for Oil and Natural Gas.
To start trading commodities with Global Trade,simply:
- Sign up / Log in to your account.
- Search for the instrument you want to trade from our range of ‘All Commodities’.
- Click the 'Buy' or 'Sell' button depending on the direction you think the commodity will move.
- Open a trade.
To learn more about using Global Trade for commodity CFD trading, please watch our《How to use Global Trade Trading bulk commodities》The Trader's Guide Video。
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