Commodity CFDs Trading

Oil, gold, silver, and other commodities are among the most popular CFDs traded throughout the globe. INNO Trade has incorporated live pricing feeds from the world’s top real-time data suppliers to present you with the best available price. 

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What are Commodities?

Commodities are fundamental products that may be swapped out for similar ones. Oil, gold, silver, natural gas, and coal, for example, are all commodities that are used as raw materials to make other products and services. The Chicago Board of Trade, Euronext, the Intercontinental Exchange, and other specialized exchanges trade commodities.

Traders, on the other hand, buy these items as Futures Contracts or CFDs on Futures, rather than in their real form. With 1Market, you may trade commodities CFDs with leverage of 1:10 to 1:20 and narrow spreads. Now is the time to start accumulating your supplies.









Why Trade Commodity
CFDs with INNO Trade?

Trading CFDs on commodity futures contracts is the best alternative if you don't have large warehouses to keep traded items like oil, gold, or silver, or ten-digit bank accounts to compete with the world's market players.

CFDs enable you to profit from every price gain and fall by offering you easier access to the world's marketplaces. Maintain a flexible mindset.

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The extraordinary supply-demand dynamic that moves commodity prices has made commodities very popular. Due to their negative correlation with equities and bonds, commodities such as gold, copper, silver, maize, and cattle also function as safe-haven investments.

The majority of these commodities have a negative relationship with the US Dollar. Because gold is valued in US Dollars and the currency depreciates, as inflation rises, so does the price of gold. 

Gold, Natural Gas, and Silver, to name a few, are among the commodities offered by INNO Trade. 

As the last step before completing an order, you will be able to view all important data on your screen, including the purchase amount, price, target price, and expiration date of your traded commodities contract.