Trade Commodities CFD
with attractive trading conditions
Expand your trading portfolio with leading commodities such as gold, silver and oil with JustMarkets.
Why trade commodities CFD with JustMarkets?
Trade commodities confidently, applying any trading strategy you prefer.
Commodity derivatives
Diversify your investment strategy with an extensive range of popular commodities like gold, silver, and an array of energy resources.
Adaptable trading
Delve into the commodities market with ease, trading gold (XAUUSD), silver (XAGUSD), and Oil throughout the week for optimized trading performance.
Protecting your investment
When your account equity falls, our automated margin call and close-out process helps protect you from excessive losses.
Trading environment protection
Our infrastructure is built to support secure and consistent order execution. Experience reliable performance across all market conditions.
Low & Stable spreads
Trade gold, silver, or oil with ultra-tight spreads starting from 0.2 pips, ensuring stability even during market volatility.
Fast order execution
At JustMarkets, your deals are done almost instantly. In just fractions of a second, we ensure that your trades are executed, giving you the speed you need to trade effectively.
Commodity CFD market spreads and swaps
Avg.spread
pips
Commission
per lot/side
Margin
1:20
Long swap
points
Short swap
points
Stop level
pips
Commodity CFD market conditions
The commodity market is a worldwide marketplace for trading various commodities such as precious metals and energies. Trading allows speculation on the prices of highly volatile instruments like gold and oil without the need to purchase the underlying asset, irrespective of whether the commodity price is going up or down.
Trading hours
Our commodity CFD market operates from Monday 00:02 until Friday 23:59.
| Instrument | Open | Close |
| XAGUSD, XAUEUR, XAUUSD, XAUAUD, XAGAUD | Monday 01:00 Daily break 23:59 – 01:00 |
Friday 23:59 |
| WTI, XNGUSD | Monday 01:00 Daily break 23:59 – 01:00 |
Friday 23:59 |
| BRENT | Monday 03:00 Daily break 23:59 – 03:00 |
Friday 23:59 |
All timings are in server time (GMT+3).
Spreads
Spreads in the commodity market frequently float. The spreads mentioned above are averages from prior trading days. Check our platform for current spreads.
Spreads may increase during periods of low liquidity. This includes times such as daily breaks and may continue until normal conditions resume.
Leverage
JustMarkets offers leverage in compliance with applicable regulations, with limits varying depending on the asset class. Retail clients can access leverage of up to 1:30 for Forex, up to 1:20 for commodities and indices, up to 1:5 for stocks, and up to 1:2 for cryptocurrencies. Professional clients may qualify for higher leverage of up to 1:100.
Leverage can enhance potential returns, but it also significantly increases the risk of losses, which may exceed the initial investment. Traders should carefully assess their risk tolerance and financial situation before using leverage.
For more details, please refer to our Leverage Policy.
Swap-Free trading
Swap is the interest fee charged on trading positions that remain open overnight. The swap rates vary across different trading pairs. Swaps are applied at 22:00 GMT+3 each day, excluding the weekend, until the position is closed. It is important to note that swaps on Wednesdays are tripled to account for weekend funding costs.
All trading accounts are opened as non swap-free. If you are Muslim, then you may submit request to be transferred to swap-free account through the Personal area.
Terms and Conditions apply, including order handling fee.
*Swap-free trading is unavailable for the following instruments: XNGUSD, WTI, BRENT.
Stop level
The stop level is the minimum acceptable distance between the desired position opening price and the current (market) price when setting a pending order (Stop Loss, Take Profit, Buy/Sell Stop, Buy/Sell Limit). The stop level prevents traders from placing pending orders too close to the actual price, which can help manage execution risks like rapid price shifts during volatility.
Pay attention that the stop level values indicated in the table above are variable and might not be accessible for traders employing specific high-frequency strategies or utilizing Expert Advisors.
Frequently asked questions
1
What are commodities?
Commodities are raw materials or primary agricultural products that can be bought and sold. These include energy sources like oil and natural gas, metals like gold, silver, and copper, and agricultural products like wheat, coffee, and sugar. Commodities are fundamental goods used in commerce and are often the building blocks for more complex goods and services.
2
What instruments can be traded in the commodity market?
In the commodity market, you can trade a variety of instruments, including futures contracts, options, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and contracts for difference (CFDs). These instruments allow traders to speculate on the price movements of commodities without physically owning them.
3
What is the most sold commodity in the world?
The most sold commodity in the world is crude oil. It’s a key energy source globally and plays a crucial role in the world economy. Its price fluctuations can significantly impact global markets, making it a highly watched and traded commodity.
4
What are the top 3 commodities used for investment?
Top 3 traded commodities typically include crude oil, gold, and natural gas. These commodities are popular due to their widespread use, market liquidity, and potential for price volatility, which can offer opportunities for profit.
5
How do I start investing in commodities?
To start investing in commodities, first, educate yourself about the commodity markets and the factors that influence commodity prices. Open a brokerage account that offers commodity trading, like futures or CFDs. Begin with a demo account to practice, and once comfortable, you can start trading with real funds, focusing initially on one or two commodities.
6
How do I buy gold as a commodity?
To buy gold as a commodity, you can invest in gold futures, gold ETFs, or gold CFDs through a brokerage account. You can also purchase physical gold in the form of bars or coins from reputable dealers. Each method has its own advantages and considerations, such as storage for physical gold or understanding leverage for gold CFDs.
7
What are the main risks of commodity market trading?
The main risks of commodity market trading include market volatility, geopolitical risks, changes in supply and demand dynamics, currency fluctuations, and the impact of weather conditions on agricultural commodities. Traders must also know the risks associated with leverage and margin trading.