Trade oil, natural gas, coffee and more with FXTM
Trading is risky
Oil is one of the most popular markets to trade, so much so that many traders nickname it “black gold”. We also offer natural gas as a commodity. Trading CFD commodities like these gives you access to those markets without having to buy anything outright.
Unbeatable trading costs
Take advantage of super-low commission rates and tight spreads.
Faster execution for a better price
Your trades will be executed in milliseconds, so you'll always get the best market price.
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Total fund security
Trade with peace of mind. Your funds are fully segregated from our own and insured up to $1m.
Unbeatable trading costs
Take advantage of super-low commission rates and tight spreads.
Faster execution for a better price
Your trades will be executed in milliseconds, so you'll always get the best market price.
Globally trusted
Regulated and Licensed in Various Jurisdictions
Total fund security
Trade with peace of mind. Your funds are fully segregated from our own and insured up to $1m.
Trade CFDs on commodities to access some of the world's biggest oil and natural gas markets.
| Name | Sell | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| Brent | ||
| Crude | ||
| NatGas |
A Contract for Difference (CFD) is an agreement between the buyer and the seller. It means that the seller will pay the buyer the difference between the commodity’s current price and its price at the point the contract specifies.
By trading CFDs on commodities, investors are speculating whether the value of the instrument will rise or fall.
The difference between CFD trading and investing is that CFDs are leveraged. Investing, on the other hand, is non-leveraged.
It is for this reason that CFDs are preferred for both day and short term trading strategies.
One of the main benefits of CFD trading is that you’re trading on the expectation of a price movement, so you don’t have to actually buy (or take delivery of) the underlying asset. Because you can take a short position (expecting the price to decrease) as well as a long one (expecting the price to increase), you can still make a profit when the commodity falls in value — not just when it rises.
This gives commodity CFD traders greater flexibility and more opportunities to earn from market movements. By the same token, you should be aware of the potential for losses when going long or short on a commodity’s price.
You can trade stock CFDs with FXTM, which is a great way to diversify your portfolio. Trading stock CFDs allows you to access popular company stocks without having to purchase them outright.
You can find out more about trading stock CFDs, including how to open an account with FXTM, the benefits of trading and an explanation as to the process involved, at our stock CFDs page.
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