Trade the markets that power the world.
Explore commodity markets across precious metals, energy and agricultural products through the CRM trading environment.
Markets connected to the global economy.
Commodities are physical resources and raw materials used throughout the global economy. Their markets span energy products, precious and industrial metals, and agricultural goods.
Commodity prices can respond to changes in supply and demand, economic conditions, geopolitical developments, weather patterns and shifts in global production. Understanding these factors is an important part of approaching commodity trading.
Explore different areas of the commodities market.
Commodity markets cover a diverse range of resources, each influenced by different economic, industrial and environmental factors.
Energy Commodities
Explore energy markets including crude oil, Brent oil and natural gas, whose prices can be influenced by global production, demand and geopolitical developments.
Precious & Industrial Metals
Follow metals including gold, silver, platinum, copper and zinc across changing economic and industrial conditions.
Agricultural Commodities
Explore agricultural markets including wheat, soybean, coffee and cocoa, which can respond to weather, production and global demand.
Explore global energy commodities.
Energy commodities include resources used to power economies, transportation and industry. Oil and natural gas remain among the most actively followed commodity markets worldwide.
Follow one of the world’s most closely watched energy markets and its response to global supply and demand.
Explore an important global benchmark used throughout international crude oil markets.
Monitor a major energy commodity influenced by production, storage, weather and changing demand.
Explore a diverse range of commodities.
Access commodity markets across energy, metals and agriculture through the CRM trading environment.
What can move commodity prices?
Commodity markets can respond to a broad range of global economic, political and environmental developments.
Changes in global production, inventories and consumption can influence commodity prices.
Political developments and disruptions in producing regions can affect global commodity supply and market expectations.
Economic growth, industrial activity and changing demand can influence energy, metal and agricultural markets.
Weather conditions can affect agricultural production, energy demand and transportation across commodity markets.
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Discover additional asset classes available through the CRM trading environment.
Commodity and CFD trading involves significant risk. Prices may be volatile and can respond rapidly to economic, geopolitical, supply, demand and environmental developments.
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