Trade Commodities with leverage

Have you considered commodity trading?

With our commodity CFDs you can buy or sell even tiny quantities of Metals, Crude Oil, Natural Gas, and other Agricultural commodities without having to physically store them.

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Trade our available Commodity CFDs easily online from a single trading account.

Precious and Base Metals
Trade copper, gold and silver to seize opportunities of everchanging global risk sentiment and emerging green economy.
Precious and Base Metals
Energy commodities
Trade Crude Oil and Natural Gas which are commodities that will be strategic energy resources for a long time to come.
Energy commodities

Other popular commodities

Our commodity CFDs offer includes a wide selection of strategic energy, agriculture and metals products.

Get into Global Commodities Trading

With our top-notch trading platform, we support you on your journey through the world of commodities.

Leverage Facility
Commodities CFDs are available for trading with up to 1:500 leverage.
Long or Short
Go long or short with CFDs on Commodity or Commodity Futures.
Micro & Mini lots
Easily accessible, convenient way of engaging the world’s most popular asset classes.
Defend against Inflation
Take advantage of market movements when trading commodities.
Trade during Geopolitical Tensions
Trade on both rising and falling markets and see potential returns from the effects of global events or political uncertainty.
Irreplaceable Basic Economic Elements
Trade highly-liquid and popular commodities that fuel economies around the globe.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Explore the most common questions about commodities asked by our clients.

Commodities are raw materials or agricultural products, which tend to be used as the “building blocks” for other goods and services, although can also be used as goods themselves. Therefore, the word “commodity” can be used to refer to a wide range of goods, such as sugar, coffee, gold, silver and crude oil.

These basic goods tend to be interchangeable with other commodities of the same type and quality, a characteristic known as fungibility.In other words, there is little differentiation between commodities of the same type regardless of its producer, provided they are of the same quality. For example, a bag of sugar is essentially the same product, whether it is produced in Brazil or India.

Physical commodities can be bought and sold on commodity exchanges, but they can also be traded using financial derivative products, such as Contracts for Difference (CFDs).

Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are a financial derivative product which can be used to speculate on the prices of a wide variety of assets, including commodities.

One of the problems associated with buying and selling physical commodities is the fact that, to do so, you will need to take ownership of, or deliver, the physical good. Naturally, this presents certain logistical challenges, such as transportation and storage.

On the other hand, commodity CFDs allow traders and investors to speculate on the price of commodities without ever having to take ownership of, or deliver, the underlying commodity.Instead, traders and investors enter into a contract agreeing to exchange the difference in price of a commodity between when the contract is opened and when it is voluntarily closed by the trader or investor, the difference being settled in cash.Furthermore, CFDs benefit from the use of leverage, meaning that traders and investors can access larger position sizes with a lower deposit.

With commodity CFDs, traders and investors can attempt to profit from both rising and falling prices in the commodity of their choice. At Admirals, we offer the ability to trade commodity CFDs on many of the world’s most popular commodities, including crude oil, natural gas, gold and many others!

In addition to commodities, with Admirals, traders and investors also have the option of trading thousands of other CFDs on a range of assets, including cryptocurrencies, Forex, stocks and many more.Simply register for a Trade.MT5 account in order to start trading commodity CFDs.

The best commodities to trade will depend largely on the trader in question, in particular their trading style and their knowledge of commodities.

As with any freely traded asset, the price of a commodity is determined by the balance of global supply and demand, changes in either of which will inevitably result in a change in the price of the commodity in question.Therefore, it tends to be better for traders and investors to stick to commodities of which they have a significant level of knowledge, as this can help anticipate changes in supply and demand, and, consequently, price.

Like CFDs, futures contracts are a type of derivative product, although they work in a very different way. A commodity futures contract is a binding agreement, in which two parties agree to exchange an underlying commodity at a predetermined price on a fixed date in the future.

Commodity futures can be bought and sold on futures exchanges, meaning that, like CFDs, traders and investors can use them to speculate on the prices of commodities without taking ownership of, or delivering, the underlying asset.Therefore, it tends to be better for traders and investors to stick to commodities of which they have a significant level of knowledge, as this can help anticipate changes in supply and demand, and, consequently, price.

At Admirals, as well as offering CFDs on a wide range of commodities, we also offer the ability to trade CFDs on a number of commodity futures contracts.

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Commodities are often categorised as either soft commodities or hard commodities.Soft commodities include agricultural products and livestock, such as sugar, coffee and cattle. Hard commodities, on the other hand, are either mined or extracted, such as gold, oil and natural gas.

Alternatively, it’s possible to gain exposure to commodities using other financial products, such as stocks, Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), futures contracts, options contracts and Contracts for Difference (CFDs).Each of these different methods of investing in commodities has its own list of advantages and disadvantages to traders and investors.

With Admirals, you can gain exposure to commodities using stocks, ETFs and CFDs.

When trading the top commodities using CFDs, traders also benefit from the use of leverage. Leverage allows traders to access larger position sizes with a smaller deposit. Whilst this can magnify potential gains, it also has the same magnifying effect on losses and must therefore be used with caution.

Furthermore - unlike other financial derivative products, such as options and futures, which often have large minimum contract sizes – CFDs usually allow traders to choose comparatively smaller contract sizes and, in doing so, lets traders gain exposure to commodities on their own terms.

In order to find out which of these commodities you can trade with Admirals, head over to our Contract Specification page.

ETFs are bought and sold throughout the trading day on exchanges, in exactly the same manner as regular stocks.

Commodities ETFs tend to be quite varied in their approach. For example, commodities ETFs may be designed to track the value of a commodity itself - in which case it may invest in the physical commodity or buy shares in companies which operate in this sector.

Alternatively, commodities ETFs may track a specific index which is composed of companies operating in an industry related to a particular commodity. ETFs and, therefore, commodities ETFs can be a good way for investors and traders to gain diversification to a range of assets with a single investment.