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Commodities and commodities futures trading

Energy, metals and agriculture. CFD trading across 65+ global commodity markets with 100+ analytical tools.

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Our commodities and commodities futures markets

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Every data point, one place

Market data, analysis tools and portfolio context. Structured for the trade, not the transaction.

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Clear costs, full visibility

Transparent spreads and no hidden charges. A clear cost structure before you commit.

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The tools you already use, with the pricing and support of Capital·com.

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Global standards, local delivery

Regulated across five jurisdictions. Local support available in your language.

65+ commodity CFDs

Where supply chains, harvests and geopolitics set the price. Not central banks.

Intelligence and risk tools, built in

AI assistant and analysis tools before the trade. Stop-losses* and take-profit orders throughout.

*Stop losses are not guaranteed. Guaranteed stop-loss orders are available but incur a fee if triggered.

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Commodities FAQs

How commodities trading works

Commodities trading involves taking a position on the price movement of raw materials and natural resources without owning the underlying physical asset.

Commodities can be traded at the current market price through spot contracts, or through futures contracts that reflect expectations about where prices will be at a later date.

Both can be traded as CFDs — contracts that track the commodity price without requiring ownership or physical delivery.

What the commodities market offers

Commodity prices are driven by supply and demand dynamics that are often distinct from equity or currency markets. Geopolitical events, weather conditions, production decisions and currency movements all influence commodity prices in ways that can be relatively independent of broader stock market performance.

This makes commodities a market where specific knowledge of supply chain dynamics, seasonal patterns and macroeconomic conditions can inform a trading approach in a way that differs from other asset classes.

Leverage is available on commodity CFDs, which amplifies both profits and losses — a relevant consideration in a market where supply-driven events can produce rapid and significant price movements.

Commodities trading on Capital·com

Capital·com offers CFD trading across energy, metals and agricultural markets with transparent spreads and adjustable leverage. The full cost is visible before any position opens.

Gold, oil and natural gas are among the most actively traded commodities on the platform, alongside a broader range of metals and agricultural products covering the full spectrum of global commodity markets.

Learn more about commodities trading.