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Japan’s stocks climb amid geopolitical tensions

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Week Ahead Preview: 16th of June

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Oracle’s shares climb on upbeat earnings, $138B backlog

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Crude climbs to 2-month highs on supply concerns

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S&P 500 Price Stabilizes Above 6,000 – What’s Next?

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Market information sheet
Instrument Trading Hours GMT Tick Size Tick Value Max Leverage
US Crude 22:00 – 21:00 1 point 1 USD 100:1
Gold 22:00 – 21:00 1 point 1 USD 200:1
Silver 22:00 – 21:00 1 point 1 USD 50:1
Coffee 08:15 – 17:30 1 point 1 USD 20:1
Natural Gas 22:00 – 21:00 1 point 1 USD 20:1
Copper 22:00 – 21:00 1 point 1 USD 20:1

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Hedge against volatility and uncertain times and diversify your portfolio with the latest additions to our range of versatile commodity CFDs. From new agricultural products like wheat, corn and cocoa to scarce precious metals like platinum and palladium, we’re bringing you even more products to help expand your trading horizons. Discover these new additions, now available on our ADSS platform, with leverage from 20:1. Download our market information sheet to learn more about our full offering.

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Platinum

Driven by demand from industries like automotive and jewelry, platinum continues to hold its ground in the market. Trade today with the leading MENA broker.

 

Leverage from 14:1

Coffee Robusta

Trade a high-demand commodity that’s more than just a daily brew; its unique global supply dynamics make it a consistently active player in the financial market.

 

Leverage from 12:1

Wheat

It is one of the world’s most consumed grains, making it a staple in global food security. React to real-world developments that shape the market daily by trading wheat.

 

Leverage from 10:1

Gold

Competitive spreads, starting as low as 13 cents. Trade one of the world’s valuable metals and engage in a market that holds significant influence across the market.

 

Leverage from 200:1

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Gold
Gold is the most important precious metal, and regarded a safe haven asset.
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Silver
Silver is a major precious metal with some industrial applications.
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UK Crude
Brent Crude is the benchmark for North Sea oil.
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US Crude
West Texas Intermediate is the benchmark for US oil.
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Coffee
Coffee is a major agricultural commodity.
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Soybean
Soybeans are an important agricultural commodity.
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Wheat
Wheat, a cereal grain, is an important agricultural commodity.
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Cotton
Cotton is an agricultural commodity for clothes & furniture manufacturing.
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Corn
Corn (maize) is a cereal grain and important agricultural commodity.
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Cocoa LDN
Cocoa LDN is the global benchmark for cocoa prices, to make chocolate.
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Soybean Oil
Soybean oil is an oil extracted from soybeans, used in food processing.
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Sugar No. 11 NY
Sugar No.11 is the New York benchmark for raw cane sugar.
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White sugar is the London benchmark for processed sugar.
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Gold
Gold is the most important precious metal, and regarded a safe haven asset.
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Silver
Silver is a major precious metal with some industrial applications.
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Copper
Copper is an important industrial metal.
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Platinum
Platinum is a precious metal with industrial applications.
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Palladium
Palladium is a precious metal mainly used in industrial applications.
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UK Crude
Brent Crude is the benchmark for North Sea oil.
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US Crude
West Texas Intermediate is the benchmark for US oil.
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Heating Oil
Heating oil or fuel oil is a petroleum product used for heating.
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Gas Oil
Gas oil is a petroleum product used as fuel.
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Natural Gas
Natural gas is an important energy commodity.
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The Commodities Market

 

The commodities market is made up of three main segments: metals like gold and silver, agricultural goods such as wheat and coffee, and energy products including crude oil and natural gas. Commodities often follow seasonal price patterns based on supply and demand, and they can be traded physically or with derivatives such as CFDs.

Online commodities trading is popular among retail traders. You can gain exposure to safe haven instruments to hedge against volatility in uncertain times, or simply speculate on assets to diversify their portfolio. Discover the versatile range of commodity CFDs available at ADSS, from heating oil to copper and platinum, with varying levels of leverage.

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Make informed trading decisions. Our exclusive analysis and insights, daily and weekly emails, and market sentiment reports keep you updated on your favourite commodities.

 

 

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Plan and update your trading strategy with our economic calendar. Stay informed about important events and economic indicators that can impact commodity prices.

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Access commodity markets worldwide with an ADSS account. Trade CFDs on metals, energy resources, and agricultural products, and on commodity futures.

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FAQs

What are commodities?

Commodities are raw materials or primary agricultural products that can be bought and sold in the financial markets. They are typically used in the production of other goods and services and are traded on commodity exchanges around the world. Some examples include metals (gold, silver, and platinum), energy sources (coal, crude oil, and natural gas), agricultural products (white sugar, corn, and wheat), and livestock and animal products (cattle, eggs, and milk).

How does commodity trading work?

Commodity trading involves buying and selling physical commodities or commodity derivatives, such as commodity futures, options, and CFDs. The value of commodities is driven by supply and demand dynamics, which depend on various factors, including but not limited to weather conditions, geopolitical events, and the health of the global economy. When traders participate in commodity trading, they attempt to profit from these price movements by buying low and selling high, or vice versa.

How much money do I need to start commodity trading?

The amount of money you will need to start commodity trading depends on the commodity broker and the type of account you open. At ADSS, we offer three live account types: Classic, Elite, and Pro. You can open a Classic account with a minimum deposit of 100 USD, and an Elite or Pro account with a minimum deposit of 100,000 USD. Each account tier comes with its own benefits, such as competitive spreads, leveraged trading, and dedicated customer support. To learn more, you can check out our account tiers.

Can I practise commodity trading online?

Yes! At ADSS, you can open a demo account and speculate on price movements of commodities with simulated funds. Demo trading is popular amongst traders of all levels, as it offers a risk-free way for traders to get to know an unfamiliar platform or instrument, or test out new strategies.

What are some popular commodities I can trade?

Some popular instruments in the commodity market include gold, crude oil, and natural gas. Gold has been a highly valued precious metal for centuries and today is considered a safe investment in times of economic uncertainty. On the other hand, crude oil and natural gas are vital energy sources that are in constant and high demand globally for transportation and heating purposes. At ADSS, you can participate in online commodity trading with CFDs on metals, energy, and agricultural products.

Why trade commodities?

Commodity prices fluctuate due to supply and demand dynamics, which offers traders a chance to potentially profit from these price movements. Commodity trading also offers traders and investors the benefits of diversification, which can potentially reduce their overall portfolio risk or enhance returns. Finally, producers and consumers can manage price risk when they trade commodity derivatives, such as through CFDs, or options and futures contracts. With derivatives, they can secure favourable prices of commodities for future production and operations.

What is a commodity CFD?

CFD stands for Contract for Difference. A commodity CFD is a financial instrument that allows traders to speculate on commodity prices without having to physically own the asset itself. CFD traders can take both long and short positions on instruments, and they typically offer leverage. This gives traders the potential to profit from small price movements in the commodities market with a relatively small initial investment.

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