COMMODITY MARKETS
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Understanding Commodities
TANGIBLE RAW MATERIALS
Commodities generally fall into two groups: energy — crude oil (WTI, Brent) and natural gas — and metals such as gold, silver and platinum, plus agricultural products like wheat, corn and coffee.
Most trading happens on futures exchanges (CME, NYMEX, ICE) and through CFDs, with pricing shaped by physical supply chains, weather patterns and geopolitical events.
Key Features
WHY TRADE COMMODITIES
Access the raw materials driving the global economy through one WebTrader platform — crude oil, natural gas, precious metals and agricultural staples included.
Traded on Major Exchanges
Listed on leading futures venues (CME, NYMEX, ICE) and mirrored via CFDs for more flexible access.
Gold as a Safe Haven
Gold has a long history as a store of value when inflation rises or markets get shaky.
Oil Has Its Own Drivers
Crude prices react to seasonal demand shifts, inventory data, OPEC+ decisions and regional tensions.
Tied to the Physical World
Unlike purely digital instruments, commodity prices are closely linked to production, storage and shipping constraints.
Prone to Sharp Shocks
Weather disruptions, sanctions and sudden supply shortages can spark fast, sustained price trends.
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