Commodities trading involves dealing with essential goods such as oil, gold, sugar, and coffee, which are central to both the economy and everyday life. The prices of these commodities fluctuate based on supply, demand, and overall economic trends. In trading, you speculate whether the prices will rise or fall and make trades based on these predictions. This form of trading integrates traditional market principles with modern financial approaches, offering an engaging way for various traders to participate in the global market.
Trade CFDsCommodities are not just physical goods traded on markets; they are integral to the functioning and growth of the global economy. Commodity traders must understand their role and the factors that influence their prices. With Fintana, traders can access these vital markets, using CFDs to speculate on price movements and potentially capitalize on global economic trends.
Trade CFDsFintana offers commodity CFD trading with leverage of up to 1:400, enabling traders to enhance their market exposure while investing less capital. This leverage can result in substantial profits from minor market movements. However, it's important to recognize that increased leverage also raises the risk of significant losses, highlighting the necessity for sound risk management strategies.
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Symbols | Description | Leverage (Up to) | |
Energy Commodities | |||
BRENT (Crude Oil Brent Cash) | Brent crude oil is a benchmark for oil prices worldwide, representing oil produced in the North Sea. | 1:200 | |
USOIL.c (West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil Cash) | WTI crude oil is known for its high quality and is a key benchmark for oil prices in the United States. | 1:200 | |
UKBRNT.f (Crude Oil Brent Futures) | Similar to Brent crude oil cash, Brent futures represent oil produced in the North Sea and serve as a benchmark for global oil prices. | 1:200 | |
USOIL.f (West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil Futures) | WTI crude oil futures track the price of high-quality oil produced in the United States, providing insight into the global oil market. | 1:200 | |
Agricultural Commodities | |||
COCOA.f (Cocoa US Futures) | Cocoa futures track the price of cocoa beans, which are used to produce chocolate and other confectionery products. | 1:200 | |
COFFEE.f (Coffee US Futures) | Coffee futures represent the price of Arabica coffee beans, which are renowned for their rich flavor and aroma. | 1:200 | |
COTTON.f (Cotton US Futures) | Cotton futures track the price of raw cotton, which is an important raw material for the textile industry. | 1:200 | |
NGAS.f (NGAS Futures) | Natural gas futures represent the price of natural gas, a clean and efficient energy source used for heating and electricity generation. | 1:200 | |
SUGAR.f (Sugar US Futures) | Sugar futures track the price of raw sugar, used in food and beverage production worldwide. | 1:200 | |
CORN.f (Corn Futures) | Corn futures represent the price of corn, a staple crop used for food, animal feed, and ethanol production. | 1:200 | |
SBEAN.f (Soybean Futures) | Soybean futures track the price of soybeans, which are used in various food products, animal feed, and biodiesel production. | 1:200 | |
WHEAT.f (Wheat Futures) | Wheat futures represent the price of wheat, a key staple food crop consumed by billions of people worldwide. | 1:200 | |
Metals | |||
USCOP.f (Copper Futures) | Copper futures are widely traded and are considered an indicator of economic activity due to copper's extensive use in construction and manufacturing. | 1:200 |
In the world of trading, especially with commodities, knowledge is essential. Our Education Center equips you with the insights needed to confidently navigate market fluctuations. You’ll learn risk management strategies to safeguard your investments, as well as technical analysis tools to help you time the market effectively. Additionally, fundamental analysis will enable you to anticipate market shifts and spot potential trends.
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